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In the last couple of lectures, we saw about the impact, the threat and the vulnerability, and we

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also saw a formula that has the outcome of risk.

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So now what exactly is risk?

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What is information security risk?

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Information security risk is associated with the potential that threats will exploit the vulnerabilities

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of an information asset or a group of information assets and thereby can cause harm to an organization.

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Now, risk is often expressed in terms of the combination of consequences of an event and the likelihood

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of their occurrence.

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So another important formula here you need to remember is.

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So the formula that I want to actually tell you about is that likelihood that is this term.

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Multiplied by the consequence that is likelihood, multiplied by consequence gives what we are looking

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right now is risk.

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So just remember this term l see are l in to see is equal to so likelihood that is occurrence of an

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event, how much it can often occur, how often they even can cause damage into the consequence of that

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event, which means the impact of that event is equal to the risk an organization will face.

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Now uncertainty of information security objectives is very important.

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So here is a friend of you in risk severity matrix.

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This is the likelihood of the event and this is the consequence.

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So if the event is very rare and if the consequence is not enough, it is very insignificant and the

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risk is very low.

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For example, a low risk example can be my of the vesicular culprit of this would be struck by a meteor.

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Now, that likelihood is extremely rare and the risk of the consequence is low because after that I

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cannot recover the things.

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So the risk is also very low.

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Now, if an event is likely to happen, I mean, if it all happened almost daily here and impact is

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also moderate, then the risk matrix sees that the risk is high enough.

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For example, DOS attack for a corporate office is a very regular.

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There are very high risks of having data attacks, but firewalls are placed in order to, you know,

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prevent.

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So in corporate world, you will always have to deal with the risk severity, mattress matrix and auditors

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also have to look after this crisis in order to assume and determine the risk for an organization.

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Now, risk the overall risk of overall process of risk identification, risk analysis and risk evaluation

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is nothing but risk risk assessment.

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Now, what is a residual risk now?

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One to eliminate the entire risk of an organization that is some risk that remains after the risk treatment

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process and you have to accept that risk.

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And that is the residual risk, which means some information, some risk remains throughout the organization.

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So the residual risk is the risk remaining after the risk treatment, nor does risk analysis, not the

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risk analysis, is the process to comprehend the nature of risk and determine the level of risk.

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What is risk assessment?

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Risk assessment is the overall procedure of risk identification, risk analysis and risk evaluation.

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And what is risk acceptance now?

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One.

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As I said, the residual risk that remains after the risk treatment process needs to be accepted.

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So even though you cannot completely eliminate a threat or risk, some risks needs to be accepted.

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So the decision informed to take a particular risk is that is acceptance.

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What is the risk evaluation?

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This is important.

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So risk evaluation is a process of the results process of comparing the results of risk analysis with

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the risk criteria to determine whether the risk is magnitude or whether it is tolerable, whether it

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can be mitigated or not.

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So this is the complete isomers information security, risk management assessment process that in first

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you have to identify the risk, then you have to evaluate the risk, then you have to treat the risk.

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Now there are these four options of treating risk treatment process, risk response, which we will

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be seeing in upcoming sections of risk management.

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So identify the vulnerabilities, threats, acid.

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Then you evaluate those risk, whether they have any impact on the policies or whether they have impact

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on the management standard, then treat the risk that you can avoid the risk, you can mitigate the

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risk, you can share the risk with different applications and standards, or you can simply accept the

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risk.

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So this is the complete information security risk assessment process.

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And right now you don't need to remember this.

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We are going to see each and every thing in the next section worth of information security, risk management

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in that section.

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You'll understand this about the risk management for this lecture.

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Just make sure that we have learned the definition of information security risk and make sure that you

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remember this formula, which I had told you L.C, that is likelihood into the consequence.

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That is the impact resulting to the risk.

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I will see you in the next lecture.
