Risk Infographics


A picture is worth thousand words. Infographics is a very powerful way to visually communicate complex risk management concepts. In this part of our resource library, you can find infographics created by RiskSpotlight team on risk management topics.

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Infographic Title: - Basic Risk Management Concepts

This infographic visually presents various basic aspects of identifying and managing a risk.

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Indicators of High/Low level of Risk Appetite for an organisation

This infographic presents the various indicators which can be used to assess whether an organisation has a higher or lower level of risk appetite, when compared to another organisation.

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Infographic Title: - Understanding ISO 31000 definition of Risk

This infographic presents the various components of the ISO 31000 definition of Risk. ISO 31000 defines Risk as "Effect of uncertainty on objectives". In this graphic, we are representing the negative consequences of risks as threats and the positive consequences as opporunities.

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Infographic Title: - Swiss Cheese Model for Defining Controls

This infographic covers the concept of Swiss Cheese Model, which can be useful when defining controls to manage risks. The model assumes that every control will have some deficiencies and hence multiple controls are required to effectively manage a risk. It is important to think about the order of the controls to ensure that the deficiencies in one control is not same as deficiencies in subsequent control.

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Infographic Title: - Controls May Deteriorate Over Time

This infographic covers the concept of control effectiveness deteriorating over time, if they are not periodically reinforced. E.g. If an organisation has a control to train all employees on the Ethics Policy when they join the organisation, employees may forget about the content of such policy few weeks or months after the training. So to ensure that employees are aware about the policy content, it may need to require all employees to participate in training on the policy - every year.

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