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Rebecca Webb, on Tue, Dec 19, 2017 @ 15:12 PM
A risk map is built by plotting the frequency of a risk on the y-axis of the chart and the severity on the x-axis. Frequency is how likely the risk is or how often you think it will occur; severity is how much of an impact it would have if it did happen. The higher a risk ranks for these qualities, the more threatening it is to your organization.
Rebecca Webb, on Tue, Dec 12, 2017 @ 15:12 PM
Why should your organization be using risk maps?
Building a risk map brings valuable benefits. You will have a thorough understanding of your risk environment and how individual risks compare to one another. You can use this to strategically prioritize your risks and determine where to use your limited resources.
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