A Significant Benefit of the Quantitative Approach to Risk Assessment

question 4

Multiple Choice

A significant benefit of the quantitative approach to risk assessment is that

• A) often the most likely threat to occur is not the one with the largest exposure.
• B) the relevant cost of the loss's occurrence is an estimate.
• C) the likelihood of a given failure requires predicting the future.
• D) the approach estimates the costs and benefits to the perpetrators of attacks.

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