A successful risk management program should lead to:
A.
optimization of risk reduction efforts against cost.
B.
containment of losses to an annual budgeted amount.
C.
identification and removal of all man-made threats.
D.
elimination or transference of all organizational risks.
Explanation:
Successful risk management should lead to a breakeven point of risk reduction and cost. The
other options listed are not achievable. Threats cannot be totally removed or transferred, while
losses cannot be budgeted in advance with absolute certainty.