RA is the detailed analysis of risks, vulnerabilities (exposures) and probabilities and is a major component of the risk assessment. The end result of this RAR exercise is not to give organizations an impression that disaster can be avoided.
The RA and the Business Impact Analysis (BIA) are key fundamental elements of an organization’s BCM Program. The RAR is not the “end game” but rather a starting point in the BCM planning process. It is an industry recognized proven approach to help the organization determine what events they are vulnerable to, how these vulnerabilities can be addressed and where they can maximize the value of the dollars they spend on their BCM efforts. The real purpose of a RAR is mitigation or minimizing risks and threats to the people and assets.
The objectives of the Risk Analysis and Review are to:
The deliverables in a typical RAR phase are:
It is important that the risks and threats to an organization be analyzed and the controls implemented. The major considerations in the RAR process include:
Main Stages for RA Implementation
Extracted from "Chapter 3: What is Risk Analysis & Review?"
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