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The risk is the chance, high or low, that somebody could be harmed by these and other hazards, together with an indication of how serious the harm could be. Factors that influence the degree of risk include: • how much a person is exposed to a hazardous thing or condition, • how the person is exposed (e.g., breathing in a vapour, skin contact), and • How severe are the effects under the conditions of exposure.
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Networked Systems Security Task 1 – THREATS AND IMPACT OF NETWORK THREATS There are many types of threats that can damage your computer either temporarily or permanently. Some threats posed may not threaten your computer right away however have the potential to do so. Some threats that present themselves can include physical threats such as the theft of equipment whether that is the monitor, computer etc. Other threats can be harder to find such as viruses, worms or any kind of malware. Understanding these threats allows the organisation to prevent, protect and correct any damage done to his/her computer to an extent.
Developing systems for and overseeing the reporting of adverse events, near misses, and potentially unsafe conditions. Reporting responsibilities may include internal reporting as well as external reporting to regulatory, governmental, or voluntary agencies. This includes the development and implementation of event-reporting policies and procedures. 2. Ensuring the collection and analysis of data to monitor the performance of processes that involve risk.
P3- How and why it is important to carry out risk assessment There are many risks around us all the time; some risks are more likely to occur than others. Some risks can be controlled whereas others can be a lot harder to reduce or prevent.Risk assessments are needed to minimize the risk of an environment. Once a risk assessment has been undertaken you can then identify what risks are there and how you are able to either reduce or prevent it. By doing this you are then able to create a safe environment.The five steps to risk assessments; STEP 1- Identify the hazards...Walk around observing the area and environment you are working in. Asking your employees what they think after you have observed the area, can be a great way of insuring you haven’t missed any potential hazards.If you don’t identify hazards in the setting/environment you will be putting yourself and everyone else within the building at risk and also your business.