Which of the following are the goals of risk management? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose three.

A fundamental goal of risk management is to systematically identify and categorize all potential risks that could affect an organization's assets, operations, or mission.

Risk management aims to thoroughly assess the potential impact that identified threats could have on an organization if they were to exploit vulnerabilities.

"Identifying the accused" relates to incident response, forensics, or legal processes after a security event, not a primary goal of proactive risk management.

A key objective of risk management is to achieve an economic balance, ensuring that the cost of implementing security countermeasures is justifiable and proportionate to the potential impact and likelihood of the risks they mitigate.