Which of the following techniques involves coordinating and collaborating with other credible sources in risk?

Risk identification is the process of determining which risks may affect the project, focused on discovery rather than coordinating and sharing information with external sources.

Risk management is the overarching discipline encompassing planning, identification, analysis, response, and control of risks - it is too broad to describe the specific coordination activity.

Risk communication specifically involves the coordinated exchange of risk information with credible sources such as subject matter experts, external agencies, and stakeholders. It ensures that risk data is shared across the organization and with relevant parties to support informed decision-making. Collaboration with credible sources is a defining characteristic that distinguishes it from other risk processes.

Risk analysis involves assessing the probability and impact of identified risks to prioritize them, not coordinating with other credible sources.