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  1. Add, Edit, and Delete Threats

    The Threats hierarchy can be created, viewed, and edited from any of the following pages: IDENTIFY/STRUCTURE > IDENTIFY  > Threats ; or IDENTIFY/STRUCTURE >   Threats > Hierarchy  or LIKELIHOOD OF EVENTS > STRUCTURE > EVENTS SOU...
  2. Permanently delete or restore deleted models

    Models that are marked as deleted are put in the deleted tab and remain there until:   they are permanently deleted by pressing the Delete option they are restored by pressing the Restore (undelete) option or, until some period of time has elaps...
  3. Likelihood: One at a time

    Sensitivity ∆ (delta) Events  page for Likelihood shows the changes in overall event likelihoods when the event likelihood due to one or more covering threats/sources is changed. If you change an event's likelihood given a single threat/source, you...
  4. Using the Rich Text Editor

    Riskion provides a rich text editor to record and format information documents or descriptions for the Riskion model, threats, objectives, and events, as well as for other information steps for evaluation like in Quick Help, Welcome and Thank You pa...
  5. Likelihood: Mixed

    The Mixed screen for Likelihood displays the sensitivities and grids into one view:  Dynamic Analysis Performance Analysis Gradient 2D plot Head to Head Events Grid Threats Grid   In Riskion, we refer to threats , causes ,...
  6. Welcome Page

    The Riskion Evaluation process usually starts with the Welcome Page where the Project Manager can give an introduction and instructions to the Evaluators. Depending on the model you are currently evaluating, the welcome page can be for Likelihood o...
  7. Likelihood: Events Grid

    Overview The Events  Grid  for Likelihood   displays: the likelihoods or vulnerabilities of the events for Risk Events or the likelihoods/ applicabilities for Opportunity Events.  By default, the grid shows the events' likelihoods due...
  8. Risk Map From Sources

    Overview Risk Map  is a graphical visualization of the events' risks  designed to illustrate the  likelihood of  events  on one axis and the  impact of events  on the other. In Riskion, we refer to threats , causes , hazards , and sources...
  9. Likelihood: Consensus View

    The consensus view shows the standard deviations (the square root of the variances) among evaluators who have both an allowed role   and a judgment. The table is sorted from highest disagreement to lowest disagreement among evaluators for each...
  10. Direct Entry Evaluation

    The Direct Input method can be used when evaluating threats/objectives with respect to another threat/objective or when evaluating events with respect to a threat/objective. In the example below, we are asked to evaluate all the sources given Human...