Which of the following describes the difference between the Risk Profile design factor and the I&T-Related Issues design factor?
A.
IT risk scenarios describe potential events that could impact the organization in the future, whereas IT issues describe events or current situations affecting the organization.
B.
IT risk scenarios are more detailed and IT issues are more summarized and the organization can decide which one to use when designing its governance system
C.
IT issues describe potential events that could impact the organization in the future, whereas IT risk scenarios describe events or current situations affecting the organization.
D.
IT risk scenarios have been described in more detail the COBIT 2019 Design Guide that IT issues in order to cover a wide range of potential risk
In COBIT 2019, the difference between the Risk Profile design factor and the I&T-Related Issues design factor is that IT risk scenarios describe potential events that could impact the organization in the future, while IT issues describe current events or situations affecting the organization.
References in COBIT 2019 Design and Implementation:
COBIT 2019 Design Guide, Chapter 2:This chapter outlines the various design factors, including the risk profile and I&T-related issues, and explains their distinctions. Risk scenarios are used to anticipate and plan for future risks, while I&T-related issues address present challenges impacting the enterprise.
By distinguishing between future risks and current issues, enterprises can better plan and prioritize their governance and management activities to address both immediate and potential challenges.
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