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==Full Title or Meme==
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The amount of risk an entity is willing to take to earn a reward.
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==Taxonomy==
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'''Risk Appetite''' the level of uncertainty a company is willing to assume given the corresponding reward associated with the risk. A company with a high-risk appetite would be a company accepting more uncertainty for a higher reward, while a company with a low-risk appetite would seek less uncertainty, for which it would accept a lower return.
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'''Resilience''' the ability to recover from an unexpected problem.
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'''Time Frame''' the amount of time for which a risk calculation is made. If the probably of devastating cyber-attack is 1 % per month, that works out to 3 % per quarter, 12% per year (number rounded for simplicity). As it can be seen if an executive needs to get a good quarterly result to earn a bonus, she has little incentive to spend money to reduce risk with a low near-term probability.
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==References==
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===Other Material===
 
===Other Material===
 
* The wiki page on [[Privacy Risk]] shares some content with this page as privacy risk is becoming a significant factor in [[Conduct Risk]].
 
* The wiki page on [[Privacy Risk]] shares some content with this page as privacy risk is becoming a significant factor in [[Conduct Risk]].

Revision as of 22:39, 31 December 2022

Full Title or Meme

The amount of risk an entity is willing to take to earn a reward.

Taxonomy

Risk Appetite the level of uncertainty a company is willing to assume given the corresponding reward associated with the risk. A company with a high-risk appetite would be a company accepting more uncertainty for a higher reward, while a company with a low-risk appetite would seek less uncertainty, for which it would accept a lower return.

Resilience the ability to recover from an unexpected problem.

Time Frame the amount of time for which a risk calculation is made. If the probably of devastating cyber-attack is 1 % per month, that works out to 3 % per quarter, 12% per year (number rounded for simplicity). As it can be seen if an executive needs to get a good quarterly result to earn a bonus, she has little incentive to spend money to reduce risk with a low near-term probability.

References

Other Material

  • The wiki page on Privacy Risk shares some content with this page as privacy risk is becoming a significant factor in Conduct Risk.
  • The wiki page on Privacy Tolerance speaks to a particular area where Conduct Risk can help select an appropriate acceptance level for risk.