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Overview The Head-to-head analysis for Impacts shows how events compare to each other with respect to an Objective. Head to Head Analysis for the Overall Events Impacts One event is listed on the left side of the graph and the oth...
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Overview The Threats Chart page displays a variety of charts for threats and sub-threats. It displays the same likelihoods as in the Threats Grid . In Riskion, we refer to threats , causes , hazards , and sources interchangeably. While...
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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...
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will expand all branches of the hierarchy. will collapse the hierarchy and show only the goal and the first level of elements (objectives). You can also expand/collapse sections of the hierarchy by clicking the same icons at the left of the o...
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Last Updated: 03/26/2021
in Identify/Structure Objectives
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The Event Consequences to Objectives page allows you to define the contributions ( Consequences Grid ) in a mindmap or chart format. You can select the event by clicking on the events list: The connected objective nodes to the event node are th...
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Overview The Threats Grid for Likelihood displays the likelihoods of the Threats or sub-threats. By default, the grid shows the threats' likelihoods due to the overall Threat. Sources Grid for the Overall Sources Likelihoods
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Last Updated: 06/08/2021
in Manage Models Deleted 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...
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Threats can be viewed in Tree View or Hierarchical View . By default, the Tree View is displayed as shown below: You can use the drop-down to select the Hierarchy View: The Hierarchy View of Threats is shown below: You can do sim...
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Overview Dynamic Sensitivity analysis for Likelihood is used to dynamically change the likelihoods of the threats to determine how these changes affect the likelihoods of the events. In Riskion, we refer to threats , causes , hazards , and...