Establishing a uniform definition for likelihood and impact through risk management standards PRIMARILY addresses which of the following concerns?

Inconsistent categories of vulnerabilities relate to asset identification and threat modeling, which are different aspects than the consistent evaluation of likelihood and impact for identified risks.

Standardized definitions for likelihood and impact ensure a common understanding and consistent evaluation across different departments or individuals, preventing subjective or conflicting interpretations of overall risk levels.

Inconsistent data classification is a data governance issue concerning how information is categorized, which is separate from standardizing risk assessment components like likelihood and impact.

Lack of strategic IT alignment is a broader governance issue; while consistent risk assessment contributes to better decision-making, it doesn't primarily resolve a lack of strategic alignment on its own.