When performing a quantitative risk analysis, which of the following is MOST important to estimate
the potential loss?
A.
Evaluate productivity losses
B.
Assess the impact of confidential data disclosure
C.
Calculate the value of the information or asset
D.
Measure the probability of occurrence of each threat
Explanation:
Calculating the value of the information or asset is the first step in a risk analysis process to
determine the impact to the organization, which is the ultimate goal. Determining how much
productivity could be lost and how much it would cost is a step in the estimation of potential risk
process. Knowing the impact if confidential information is disclosed is also a step in the estimation
of potential risk. Measuring the probability of occurrence for each threat identified is a step in
performing a threat analysis and therefore a partial answer.