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When Low Risks Combine into a High Risk | CRISC Risk Decision Lab Episode 10

03 Dec 2025

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Most professionals evaluate risks one at a time.But real leaders — and every CRISC exam scenario — know the truth:Multiple low risks can combine into a high riskwhen they affect the same critical process.In this episode of the Risk Leadership Decision Lab, we unpack a real scenario where three “low” risks quietly stacked into a major exposure inside the customer identity-validation process.You’ll learn how to spot compounded risk, how to reframe ratings, and how to guide stakeholders toward clearer decision-making.You’ll learn:* Why individual risk ratings can be misleading* The leadership skill of cross-risk dependency analysis* How to identify compounding exposure early* What exam questions expect when risks interact* How leaders use aggregation to strengthen governance📘 CRISC Domain MappingDomain 2 — IT Risk Assessment* Identifying Dependencies & Shared Failure Paths* Risk Aggregation & Combined Exposure Analysis* Determining Actual Business ImpactDomain 3 — Risk Response & Mitigation* Reassessing Risk Based on Aggregated Evidence* Initiating Coordinated RemediationDomain 4 — Risk & Control Monitoring* KRI Enhancements for Dependency Risks* Monitoring Multi-Source Risk InputsThis episode teaches one of the most important leadership skills:seeing beyond individual risks into the ecosystem they create.#CRISC #ISACA #CRISCPrep #RiskManagement #GRCCommunity #CybersecurityLeadership #AuditAndRisk #InfoSecProfessionals #TechLeadership #CyberLexLearning

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