Which of the following is a valid risk management metric?

The correct answer is B. KRI. A Key Risk Indicator (KRI) is a metric specifically used in risk management to provide early warning signals of increasing risk exposure. KRIs help organizations monitor and quantify risk over time. By contrast, KPI (Key Performance Indicator) measures business performance, SOC (

Submitted by femi9· Apr 18, 2026Legal, Risk and Compliance

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AKPI
BKRI
CSOC
DSLA

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B
95% (35)
C
3% (1)
D
3% (1)

Explanation

A Key Risk Indicator (KRI) is a metric specifically used in risk management to provide early warning signals of increasing risk exposure. KRIs help organizations monitor and quantify risk over time. By contrast, KPI (Key Performance Indicator) measures business performance, SOC (Service Organization Control) refers to audit reports, and SLA (Service Level Agreement) is a contractual commitment on service delivery. Only KRI is directly tied to risk management measurement.

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