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  4. >Risk Management - Objective 2
  5. >C2M2-RISK-2M
C2M2-RISK-2MActive

Cyber risk identification considers risks that may arise from or impact critical infrastructure or other interdependent organizations

Statement

Cyber risk identification considers risks that may arise from or impact critical infrastructure or other interdependent organizations

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Risk Management
Objective
Risk Management - Objective 2

Practice Details

Identifier
C2M2-RISK-2M
Domain
Risk Management
Objective
Objective 2
Maturity Level
MIL-3

Help Text

Dependencies that exist between other critical infrastructure and interdependent organizations should be understood. If a utility service or other dependent service is not available for a significant duration, the organization should have an understanding of how this would impact operations. For example, if a natural disaster is impacting an internet service provider's ability to provide internet services, risks that would stem from degraded communications between geographically dispersed organizational units and how it impacts the function should be considered and logged in the risk register.

Related Practices · Progression: This practice is part of a practice progression. Practice progressions are groups of related practices that represent increasingly complete or more advanced implementations of an activity. The practices in this progression include: RISK-2a, RISK-2b, RISK-2c, RISK-2g, RISK-2h, RISK-2i, RISK-2j, RISK-2k, RISK-2l, RISK-2m.

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Risk Management - Objective 213 controls
C2M2-RISK-2ACyber risks are identified, at least in an ad hoc mannerC2M2-RISK-2BA defined method is used to identify cyber risksC2M2-RISK-2CStakeholders from appropriate operations and business areas participate in the identification of cyber risksC2M2-RISK-2DIdentified cyber risks are consolidated into categories (for example, data breaches, insider mistakes, ransomware, OT control takeover) to facilitate management at the category levelC2M2-RISK-2ECyber risk categories and cyber risks are documented in a risk register or other artifactC2M2-RISK-2FCyber risk categories and cyber risks are assigned to risk ownersC2M2-RISK-2GCyber risk identification activities are performed periodically and according to defined triggers, such as system changes and external eventsC2M2-RISK-2HCyber risk identification activities leverage asset inventory and prioritization information from the ASSET domain, such as IT and OT asset end of support, single points of failure, information asset risk of disclosure, tampering, or destructionC2M2-RISK-2IVulnerability management information from THREAT domain activities is used to update cyber risks and identify new risks (such as risks arising from vulnerabilities that pose an ongoing risk to the organization or newly identified vulnerabilities)C2M2-RISK-2JThreat management information from THREAT domain activities is used to update cyber risks and identify new risksC2M2-RISK-2KInformation from THIRD-PARTIES domain activities is used to update cyber risks and identify new risksC2M2-RISK-2LInformation from ARCHITECTURE domain activities (such as unmitigated architectural conformance gaps) is used to update cyber risks and identify new risksC2M2-RISK-2MCyber risk identification considers risks that may arise from or impact critical infrastructure or other interdependent organizations