A solution to “Tech-Speak”, technical risk words, and obscure definitions in Risk and Crisis Management

In order to find  a solution to tech-speak, technical risk words, and obscure definitions in Risk and Crisis Management, when we wrote our Book we also inserted a Glossary.

A solution to Tech-Speak, technical risk words, and obscure definitions in Risk and Crisis Management

Please refer to it if you want to make sure about the meaning of any term you will find in this blog and Risk and Crisis Management information sources.

The definitions in the Glossary are “generally accepted”, and compliant with most national/international codes.

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Category: Crisis management, Risk analysis, Risk management

One response to “A solution to “Tech-Speak”, technical risk words, and obscure definitions in Risk and Crisis Management”

1. In Riskope’s (www.riskope.com ) day to day review jobs we notice a number of pitfalls in Risk (Management) approaches: « Riskope Risk and Crisis Management Blog says:

   February 10, 2011 at 4:54 pm

   […] These pitfalls have lead some very reputable global companies to opt for a technologists’ binary (yes/no) view of security. In their eyes, systems are either secure and safe, in which case they have no vulnerabilities, or are insecure, in which case they have vulnerabilities that require remedial action. Often the definition of risk is forgotten as unclear glossary is not used, further complicating matters. […]

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