D. can be used in a cost-benefit analysis.
The annualized loss expectancy (ALE) method of risk analysis is a quantitative approach that calculates the expected annual loss from a specific risk scenario. It is often used in conjunction with a cost-benefit analysis to assess whether the costs of implementing risk controls or mitigation measures are justified based on the potential reduction in expected losses. By comparing the ALE before and after implementing controls, an organization can make informed decisions about the cost-effectiveness of risk management strategies. So, option D is the correct answer.
Agree that it is D. ALE is specifically helpful in calculating cost benefit. If the control's annual cost is greater than or equal to the ALE, it may not make sense to implement it.
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