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2 Approaches to Risk and Resilience: Asset-Based and Service-Based.

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posted on 2023-02-10, 23:17 authored by Emily ShawgoEmily Shawgo

Understanding an organization’s risk and resilience posture can be a  heavy undertaking. The concept of risk can be overwhelming and leave  less mature organizations wondering where to begin and more mature ones  struggling to improve their risk management programs. In this blog post,  we will discuss the benefits and challenges of two possible approaches to risk and resilience management, one based on an organization’s assets and the other on its services. 

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