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  1. 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...
  2. Edit or Customize Evaluation Question

    The Project Manager can edit the evaluation phrase to make it more suitable to the model or clearer to the evaluators. This is done by clicking the  button.  The wording phrase will be in edit mode as shown below: Click   to view  the avai...
  3. Utility Curve Evaluation

    Utility curves can be increasing or decreasing, linear or non-linear. The question for the evaluation is indicated at the top of the page.  The question can be read automatically using the text-to-speech functionality. The name of the event bei...
  4. Likelihood: 2D Analysis

    Overview The Two Dimensional sensitivity for Likelihood shows how well the events perform given any two threats .  In Riskion, we refer to threats , causes , hazards , and sources  interchangeably.  While they may have slightly different nu...
  5. Impact: Four at a Time

    This page displays the same information as with the Impact's Sensitivity ∆ Events Sensitivity: One at a time but with four participants or groups at a time. Impact's Sensitivity Δ Delta Events - Four users/groups at a time Sensit...
  6. Common Synthesize Advanced Options: CIS, User Priorities, WRT top-node

    When the Advanced mode is ON, you will see the advanced options of the page you are currently working on.  1. Combined Input Option (CIS) If the Combined Input Option (CIS) is on (see below) then results for individuals are computed by combining...
  7. Controls for Event Consequences (by Event)

    Controls to mitigate Events Consequences can be viewed, added, and assigned to this page.  Here the controls are being assigned to one selected event with respect to Objectives.  From the grid above, you can assign the potential controls to mit...
  8. Optimize Controls to be in effect

    After identifying and measuring all the potential controls, you can now select which of these controls will be in effect either: manually , or by optimization On this page, we will determine the controls to be funded by Optimization.  The Por...
  9. Risk Map To Objectives with Controls

    Overview This page displays the same diagram as with the Risk Map To Objectives (without controls) --  with additional options to show the Risk Map when controls are in effect. Here we see the Risk Map for the Likelihoods, Impacts, and Risks ...
  10. Basic Troubleshooting Techniques

    Having trouble with Riskion? Here are common troubleshooting techniques that often help. Try a hard refresh.  Browsers store cached versions of web pages to speed up your experience. However, sometimes this causes you to view an older version o...