communicating the quantitative loss associated with the risk scenarios and the risk treatment options would be the most helpful to gain senior management support, as it helps to demonstrate the value and effectiveness of the risk treatment options in terms of reducing the likelihood and impact of the risk. Quantitative loss also helps to compare the cost and benefit of the risk treatment options and to prioritize the most critical risks. Industry benchmarks, threat analysis, and root cause analysis may be useful for understanding and assessing the risk, but they do not directly measure the performance of the risk treatment options.

References = Five Key Considerations When Developing Information Security Risk Treatment Plans, CISM Domain 2: Information Risk Management (IRM) [2022 update]