Which of the following would provide the MOST useful information to understand the associated risks when implementing a new digital transformation strategy?

A risk policy defines the organization's approach to risk management but does not provide specific information about the risks themselves for a new strategy.

A risk framework provides the structure and processes for managing risk but does not contain the actual risk information specific to a digital transformation.

A risk heat map visually plots risks based on their likelihood and impact, offering an immediate, high-level overview of the most critical risks that need attention. This visual representation allows stakeholders to quickly grasp the overall risk posture and prioritize areas of concern related to a new strategy without delving into individual detailed entries.

A risk register contains detailed information about individual risks, but for an initial understanding of overall associated risks, a summarized visual representation like a heat map is more efficient.