Q(3) Hi there, Please answer all the Matching questions.  Thank you in advance.      Asset A.   The likelihood of a vulnerability being exploited.   Threat B.   The quantity and nature of risk that organizations are willing to accept   Vulnerability C.   An action that intends to compromise an asset by exploiting a vulnerability.   Risk Appetite D.   The real damage to an asset that reduces its confidentiality, integrity, or availability.   Attack E.   The portion of risk that remains after the implementation of a countermeasure.   Countermeasure F.   Any potential danger to the confidentiality, integrity, or availability of information or systems   Exposure G.   A resource that has value to the organization.   Loss H.  Reduces the likelihood of a successful attack.   Risk I.     The possibility of an asset being exploited due to the absence or weakness of an asset safeguard   Residual Risk J.    The vulnerability of losses from a threat agent.

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Please answer all the Matching questions.  Thank you in advance. 

 

 

Asset

A.   The likelihood of a vulnerability being exploited.

 

Threat

B.   The quantity and nature of risk that organizations are willing to accept

 

Vulnerability

C.   An action that intends to compromise an asset by exploiting a vulnerability.

 

Risk Appetite

D.   The real damage to an asset that reduces its confidentiality, integrity, or availability.

 

Attack

E.   The portion of risk that remains after the implementation of a countermeasure.

 

Countermeasure

F.   Any potential danger to the confidentiality, integrity, or availability of information or systems

 

Exposure

G.   A resource that has value to the organization.

 

Loss

H.  Reduces the likelihood of a successful attack.

 

Risk

I.     The possibility of an asset being exploited due to the absence or weakness of an asset safeguard

 

Residual Risk

J.    The vulnerability of losses from a threat agent.

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