A city wants the same ransomware wording assessed consistently across dozens of department applications. Which Risk architecture best enables that consistency?
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Short Explanation
One well-written statement is like a shared recipe card: each kitchen still cooks its own dish, but the ingredients list matches. Generate entity risks from that statement and the wording stays consistent across the estate.
Full Explanation
Risk statements act as reusable library content; generating risks for many entities from one statement keeps threat language consistent while allowing local ownership and scoring. Independent free-text titles or one-off duplicate statements recreate the spreadsheet problem of synonymous risks. Policy exceptions do not replace statement-driven risk generation.