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What is the name given to the individual assigned to carry out a risk response action or actions to respond to a particular risk or set of risks?

The correct answer is C. Risk Actionee. In ITIL risk management, the Risk Actionee is the named individual responsible for executing specific risk response actions, distinct from the Risk Owner who holds overall accountability.

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Question

What is the name given to the individual assigned to carry out a risk response action or actions to respond to a particular risk or set of risks?

Options

  • ARisk Manage
  • BRisk Coordinator
  • CRisk Actionee
  • DRisk Owner

How the community answered

(28 responses)
  • A
    4% (1)
  • B
    4% (1)
  • C
    86% (24)
  • D
    7% (2)

Why each option

In ITIL risk management, the Risk Actionee is the named individual responsible for executing specific risk response actions, distinct from the Risk Owner who holds overall accountability.

ARisk Manage

'Risk Manage' is not a recognized or defined role in ITIL risk management terminology.

BRisk Coordinator

'Risk Coordinator' is not the standard ITIL term for the person assigned to execute risk response actions.

CRisk ActioneeCorrect

The Risk Actionee is the individual assigned to implement one or more specific risk response actions within agreed timescales. This role is deliberately separate from the Risk Owner - the Risk Owner is accountable for the risk as a whole, while the Risk Actionee is accountable for carrying out the actual mitigation or response activities assigned to them.

DRisk Owner

The Risk Owner holds overall accountability for a risk and its management strategy, but is not necessarily the individual who carries out the specific response actions.

Concept tested: ITIL risk management roles - Risk Actionee definition

Source: https://www.axelos.com/resource-hub/white-paper/itil-glossary-and-abbreviations

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