The county risk register lists a 911 CAD outage as high impact even though its likelihood is low. How should the analyst use that when prioritizing Enterprise Security detections?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
A 911 CAD outage is like a bridge collapse: rare, but if it happens the county stops moving. Low likelihood is not a hall pass to skip detections on something that painful. Keep the two knobs separate so high-impact civic systems still get coverage.
Full Explanation
Impact and likelihood are independent risk factors. A low-probability, high-impact civic service such as 911 CAD still warrants prioritized detections and monitoring because the consequence of failure is severe. Collapsing the two ratings or dropping the asset because events are rare under-protects a high-value public-safety system.