Which of the following statements best describes risk management in the ADM?

While risk identification can begin early, restricting risk analysis primarily to the Architecture Vision phase and aiming for complete elimination is unrealistic and underestimates the continuous nature of risk.

Delaying risk analysis until the Migration Planning phase would be too late, as many critical decisions influencing risk are made in earlier phases of the architecture development.

Risk analysis is a fundamental component of effective enterprise architecture, directly within its scope, as architects must consider threats to the architecture's success and value.

TOGAF emphasizes that risk is inherent in all enterprise architecture activities and, therefore, risk management must be an ongoing, pervasive concern addressed systematically throughout every phase of the ADM cycle. This ensures that potential issues are identified, assessed, and mitigated proactively.

Enterprise architecture encompasses business, data, application, and technology domains; therefore, risks extend beyond just technological aspects to include business, organizational, and financial risks.