Exam CISSP topic 1 question 443 discussion

Straight answer is C

This question is so weird, I don't love it. You use: A. Risk Assessment = To identify and analyze risks C. Risk Register = To record and manage risks I hope the actual exam do have better wordings.

C: Risk register https://www.pmillustrated.com/2-3-manage-risks/

Answer C) Risk Register Is a risk register the same as a risk assessment? -- A risk register is typically a document that lists all the risks, identified either by the company or a project manager, in order of importance. On the other hand, risk assessment is a process that identifies a particular risk, evaluates and priorities it. The risk report summarizes what risks you have identified, which have occurred, what responses you have implemented, and the overall risk exposure to the project.

C. Risk register. A risk register is a document or database used to capture and maintain information about risks associated with a project, process, or change initiative. It includes details about each identified risk, such as its description, likelihood, impact, mitigation strategies, and ownership. When a change is being managed, the risk register is continuously updated to account for new risks that may emerge during the change process.

C. "Risk register is a document that captures, identifies, assesses and tracks risk" https://changemanagementinsight.com/06-steps-to-create-risk-register-for-change-management/

do you record risk in a risk assesment ?

identifies vs list assesment=identifies register=list

The correct answer is A. Risk assessment is used to identify and analyze new risks during the change management process. Risk assessment is an important part of change management because it helps to identify and evaluate the potential risks associated with a change. The process involves identifying the risk, assessing the likelihood and impact of the risk, and determining the appropriate response to the risk. Risk register (C) is a document that contains information about the risks that have been identified, analyzed, and assessed. It includes details such as the likelihood and impact of each risk, as well as the risk response plan. While the risk register is an important document in the risk management process, it is not specifically used to identify and record new risks during the change management process.