Section: Volume D

is incorrect. : These controls make efforts to overcome the impact of the incident on the
business, hence IDS is not a recovery control.

Section: Volume D

and D are incorrect. In these levels real-time monitoring of risk events is not done.

Explanation/Reference:
Explanation:
The risk register does not examine the network diagram and the critical path. There may be risks associated with the activities on the network diagram, but it does not address the network diagram directly.
The risk register is updated at the end of the plan risk response process with the information that was discovered during the process. The response plans are recorded in the risk register. In the risk register, risk is stated in order of priority, i.e., those with the highest potential for threat or opportunity first. Some risks might not require response plans at all, but then too they should be put on a watch list and monitored throughout the project. Following elements should appear in the risk register:
List of identified risks, including their descriptions, root causes, and how the risks impact the project

objectives
Risk owners and their responsibility

Outputs from the Perform Qualitative Analysis process

Agreed-upon response strategies

Risk triggers

Cost and schedule activities needed to implement risk responses

Contingency plans

Fallback plans, which are risk response plans that are executed when the initial risk response plan

proves to be ineffective
Contingency reserves

Residual risk, which is a leftover risk that remains after the risk response strategy has been

implemented
Secondary risks, which are risks that come about as a result of implementing a risk response