Management Of Information Security
Management Of Information Security
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Author: WHITMAN
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Chapter 6, Problem 20RQ

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Simplest Risk formula:

The simplest risk formula given in this chapter is as follows.

Risk = Vulnerability occurrence times value or impact – percentage risk already controlled + element of uncertainty

Primary elements of simplest risk formula:

The primary elements of the above given risk formula are as follows:

  • Vulnerability occurrence times value:
    • Likelihood refers to the overall rating of a numerical value on a defined scale of profitability which a specific vulnerability will be exploited.
    • Likelihood is rated between 0.1 and 1.0, where 0.1 is the lower part of the scale and 1.0 is the higher part of it.
    • Value of information can be rated from 1 to 100 where 1 means low critical asset, 50 means medium value, and 100 means all important assets...

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