The final step in a security risk analysis involves evaluating the cost of implementing a security strategy versus its benefits. This ensures that the proposed measures are economically justifiable and align with organizational goals.

Identify Assets and Risks:

Determine critical assets and potential vulnerabilities.

Analyze Threats and Impacts:

Assess the likelihood and consequences of threats.

Propose Mitigation Measures:

Develop strategies to address identified risks.

Cost-Benefit Analysis:

Compare the costs of implementing security controls to the potential benefits, such as risk reduction or compliance.

A: Human resources strategy focuses on workforce management, not security.

C: Insurance is a risk transfer strategy but not a standalone solution.

D: Risk strategy is too broad; the focus here is specifically on security measures.

Steps in Security Risk Analysis:Why Other Options Are Incorrect:ASIS CPP® References:

Domain 1: Security Principles and PracticesDiscusses the integration of cost-benefit analysis into security planning.