CRISC · Question #139
When establishing an enterprise IT risk management program, it is MOST important to:
The correct answer is A. review alignment with the organizations strategy.. When establishing an enterprise IT risk management program, it is most important to review its alignment with the organization's overall strategy. This ensures that risk management efforts support business objectives and contribute to strategic success.
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When establishing an enterprise IT risk management program, it is MOST important to:
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- Areview alignment with the organizations strategy.
- Bunderstand the organization's information security policy.
- Cvalidate the organization's data classification scheme.
- Dreport identified IT risk scenarios to senior management.
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(36 responses)- A69% (25)
- B8% (3)
- C17% (6)
- D6% (2)
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When establishing an enterprise IT risk management program, it is most important to review its alignment with the organization's overall strategy. This ensures that risk management efforts support business objectives and contribute to strategic success.
An effective enterprise IT risk management program must be aligned with the organization's overall strategic objectives to ensure that risk management activities support and enable the achievement of business goals. Without this alignment, risk management efforts may be misdirected or fail to address the risks most critical to the organization's success.
While understanding the information security policy is important, it is a lower-level detail compared to aligning the entire program with the organization's overarching strategy.
Validating the data classification scheme is a specific operational task within risk management, not the most important foundational step for establishing the entire program.
Reporting risk scenarios is an output of an established program, not the most important step in its initial establishment.
Concept tested: Enterprise IT risk management strategic alignment
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