One step in the NIPP risk management framework is to: A. Define roles and responsibilities B. Identify assets, system and networks. C. Determine implementation timeframes. D. Estimate budgetary needs.

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User: One step in the NIPP risk management framework is to: A. Define roles and responsibilities B. Identify assets, system and networks. C. Determine implementation timeframes. D. Estimate budgetary needs.

Weegy: CRN REPORT Factsheet – The US National Infrastructure Protection Plan (NIPP) 4 1 InTroduCTIon This factsheet ana ses the United States (US) Na -tional Infrastructure Protection Plan (NIPP), [ which sets forth a comprehensive ris mana ement frame - wor and c ear de nes ro es and responsibi ities.It wi particu ar examine the updated version of the NIPP (NIPP 2009), which ta es an a -hazards ap - proach and emphasizes the inte ration of the resi -ience concept as well as the use of a common risk assessment approach, inc udin the core criteria for these analyses to allow the comparison of risk across sectors. The aim is to identif essons earnedfor Switzer and’s sector-speci c and cross-sector ris ana sis in Critica Infrastructure Protection (CIP). Thefactsheet has three main parts: The rst part providesa short overview of how the United States or anizesCIP and of the ro e that the NIPP p a s. The second oo s more c ose at the inte rated ris ana sis andmana ement framewor of the NIPP. The third and na part identi es imp ications for Switzer and’sown methodo o ica uide ine for ris ana sis in CIPthat is current bein deve oped b the Swiss Federa Of ce for Civi Protection (FOCP). ]
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User: According to the NIPP, a natural or manmade occurrence, individual, entity, or action that has or indicates the potential to harm life, information, operations, the environment, and/or property is the: A. Consequence B. Risk C. Threat D. Vulnerability

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According to the NIPP, a natural or manmade occurrence, individual, entity, or action that has or indicates the potential to harm life, information, operations, the environment, and/or property is the: threat.

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Read the following definition and select the correct component of risk: A physical feature or operational attribute that renders an entity open to exploitation or susceptible to a given hazard. A. Vulnerability B. Consequences C. Threat.

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