A Risk Manager Generally Uses Root-Cause Analysis to Investigate Incidents

question 1

Multiple Choice

A risk manager generally uses root-cause analysis to investigate incidents. What are the likely outcomes of this action? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply.

• A) There is disagreement over the cause of the incident.
• B) There are insufficient resources to make needed changes to prevent similar incidents.
• C) The system or process causing the incident is identified and corrected.
• D) Improvements to the system are widespread.
• E) Sufficient evidence is acquired so that management is comfortable in making needed changes.

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