Technology

Technology Answer the following questions in order provided. 1. Root, proximate and contributing – why is it useful for us to think about causes in different ways? Do you think these concepts apply equally to process-based, asset-based, or threat-based information risk management approaches, as they (seem to) do for outcomes-based planning? 2. Does it seem that some of the different specific causes of risks all have something in common, sort of a “cause of the cause?” For example, if several risks analyses showed that employees were not able to read and follow the complex instructions for a number of tasks, how far back up the chain of causality should you go? To the HR department processes that let you hire people with poor reading comprehension skills? To their schools, or the society that produced those schools in the first place? 3. As a spin-off to your answer for question 2, how does the surrounding context, or overarching culture in which an organization is located, operating or doing business in, shape how the organization can think about and manage to mitigate risks that can lar