The Risk Scoring values are entered on the Risk Statement. What records inherits the values from the Risk Statement?

The Risk Scoring values are entered on the Risk Statement. What records inherits the values from the Risk Statement?

• A. Risk Criteria Matrix
• B. Risk Framework
• C. Registered Risk
• D. Risk Response Issue

Answer: (D)

Risk scoring values entered on a Risk Statement flow to the work item that addresses the risk: the Risk Response Issue. The Risk Statement holds the quantified risk (likelihood, impact, and overall risk score), and when remediation work is tracked, a Risk Response Issue is created and inherits those same scoring values. This keeps the severity consistent as you monitor progress and report on both the risk and the actions taken to mitigate it. The other elements—such as the Risk Criteria Matrix and Risk Framework—define how scoring is determined, not where the Risk Statement’s scores are carried, and a Registered Risk is a broader record of the identified risk rather than the recipient of the Risk Statement’s scoring values.

Risk scoring values entered on a Risk Statement flow to the work item that addresses the risk: the Risk Response Issue. The Risk Statement holds the quantified risk (likelihood, impact, and overall risk score), and when remediation work is tracked, a Risk Response Issue is created and inherits those same scoring values. This keeps the severity consistent as you monitor progress and report on both the risk and the actions taken to mitigate it. The other elements—such as the Risk Criteria Matrix and Risk Framework—define how scoring is determined, not where the Risk Statement’s scores are carried, and a Registered Risk is a broader record of the identified risk rather than the recipient of the Risk Statement’s scoring values.