The Measurement of How Easy It Would Be to Detect

question 80

Multiple Choice

The measurement of how easy it would be to detect that the event was going to occur in time to take mitigating action (i.e., how much warning time we would have) is known as __________.

• A) risk measurement
• B) mitigation
• C) risk assessment
• D) detection difficulty
• E) detection measurement

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Definitions:

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