A risk practitioner notices a risk scenario associated with data loss at the organization's cloud provider is assigned to the provider who should the risk scenario be reassigned to.

Senior management has overall responsibility for risk but delegates specific data ownership; they are not the primary individual for managing a specific data loss risk scenario at an operational level.

The Chief Risk Officer (CRO) oversees the enterprise-wide risk management framework but is not the specific owner for individual data sets and their associated risks.

The vendor manager manages the relationship with the cloud provider but does not hold the ultimate accountability for the organization's data itself or its protection requirements.

The data owner within the organization is ultimately responsible for the classification, protection, and overall lifecycle of specific data assets, regardless of where that data is stored or processed (e.g., on-premises or with a cloud provider). While the cloud provider manages the infrastructure, the organization, through its data owner, retains accountability for the data itself and the business impact of its loss.