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quantitative risk assessment




1. The impact of a specific threat is defined as:
a. The cost of recovering the asset
b. The cost required to protect the related asset
c. The effect of the threat if it is realized
d. The loss of revenue if it is realized
2. Exposure factor is defined as:
a. The part of an asset's value that is likely to be lost by a particular
threat
b. The probability that the threat will be realized
c. The probability that a loss will occur in a year- time
d. The cost of a single loss
3. A security manager is performing a quantitative risk assessment on a
particular asset. The security manager wants to determine the quantitative
loss for a single loss based on a particular threat. The correct way to
calculate this is:
a. Divide the asset- value by the exposure factor
b. Multiply the asset- value times the annualized rate of occurrence
c. Multiply the asset- value times the single loss expectancy
d. Multiply the asset- value times the exposure factor
4. A security manager is performing a quantitative risk assessment on a
particular asset. The security manager wants to estimate the yearly loss
based on a particular threat. The correct way to calculate this is:
a. Multiply the single loss expectancy times the asset- value
b. Multiply the asset- value times the exposure factor
c. Multiply the asset- value times the exposure factor times the single
loss expectancy
d. Multiply the single loss expectancy times the annualized rate of
occurrence
5. Annualized loss expectancy is defined as:
a. The annual estimate of loss of all assets based on all threats
b. The annual estimate of loss of an asset based on a single threat
c. The annual estimate of loss of an asset based on all threats
d. The annual estimate of loss of all assets based on a single threat





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