Unit 3 - A3

What are external risks?

• External risks to a project are those which are outside of the direct control of the project team.

• External risks to a project are those which are within the control of the project team.

What are internal risks?

• Internal risks to a project are those which are within the control of the project team.

• Internal risks to a project are those which are outside of the direct control of the project team.

Select the external risks

• Man-In-The-Middle Attacks

• Emergency works to the broadband connection

• Annual leave of an employee

• Power outage

Select the internal risks

• Illness of employees

• Power outage

• Unauthorised devices

Select which ones involves the stages of the iterative cycle within risk management

• Assess severity of risk

• Plan contingency or avoidance

• Identification of risk

• Monitor and control risk

In the iterative cycle of risk management, what is the purpose of 'Identification of risk'?

• More unlikely to identify problems as they occur or even before they arise

• More likely to identify problems as they occur or even before they arise

• Least likely to identify problems as they occur or even before they arise

In the iterative cycle of risk management, how are risks measured?

• Risks are measured by the degree of possibility that something which has been predetermined will not in fact happen.

• Risks are measured by the degree of impossibility that something which has been predetermined will in fact happen.

• Risks are measured by the degree of possibility that something which has been predetermined will in fact happen.

Which methods are used for assessing the severity of risks?

• Impact multiplied by probability formula

• 3-point for impact and probability

What is a resource list?

• A list of all staff, equipment and raw materials required for a project.

• A list of a few staff, equipment and raw materials required for a project.

• A list of all staff and equipment required for a project.