CISSP · Question #988
CISSP Question #988: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is B: Risk registers classify and categorize risk and allow risks to be compared to corporate risk. A risk register is a governance tool used to document, classify, and compare risks across an organization, making it the ideal place to record supply chain risks alongside other corporate risks.
Question
What is the BEST reason to include supply chain risks in a corporate risk register?
Options
- ARisk registers help fund corporate supply chain risk management (SCRM) systems.
- BRisk registers classify and categorize risk and allow risks to be compared to corporate risk
- CRisk registers can be used to illustrate residual risk across the company.
- DRisk registers allow for the transfer of risk to third parties.
Explanation
A risk register is a governance tool used to document, classify, and compare risks across an organization, making it the ideal place to record supply chain risks alongside other corporate risks.
Common mistakes.
- A. Risk registers are documentation and governance tools used to track and manage risk, not financial instruments or funding mechanisms for procuring SCRM systems.
- C. While risk registers can reference residual risk for individual items, their primary and best purpose is the classification, categorization, and comparison of risks - not solely illustrating residual risk across the company.
- D. Risk transference (e.g., via insurance or contracts) is a risk response strategy, not a function of a risk register itself; the register documents risks and responses but does not itself transfer risk to third parties.
Concept tested. Purpose and function of a corporate risk register
Reference. https://csrc.nist.gov/glossary/term/risk_register
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