Managing information security risk from an organization-wide perspective has to do with the following processes except one. Choose the exception. Response:

Responding to risk is a core organizational-level process in risk management, encompassing mitigation, transfer, acceptance, and avoidance.

Framing risk is a foundational organizational-level process that establishes the context for risk management.

Assessing risk is a core organizational-level process involving identifying and analyzing risks.

Organizational risk management processes, as defined by frameworks like NIST, include Framing Risk, Assessing Risk, and Responding to Risk. Mitigating risk is one specific strategy or approach within the broader 'responding to risk' process, not a distinct top-level organizational risk management process itself.