Objectives-Based Risk Management is a proprietary risk management methodology that uses a platform of business objectives to identify, assess, measure,analyse,mitigate (including risk avoidance and transfer), and manage risk; further, business objectives are used to report, monitor and communicate across the organisation; the methodology supports specific business services including: establishment of corporate-or organisation-wide policies and standards for objectives-based risk management risk assessment and Business Impact Analysis (BIA) Business Unit Business Recovery Plans (BRP) Technical Business Recovery Plans for essential infrastructure components crisis management and emergency response program development integration with other business controls and disciplines Objectives-Based Risk Management also encompasses a spectrum of risk management activities to establish capability including (1) preparation, (2) detection, (3) protection, (4) prevention, (5) response, and (6) recovery; Objectives-Based Risk Management differs to other established risk management methodologies and services in its effective and consistent use of business objectives to drive activities in the method and provide support for services to implement Objective-Based Risk Management capability in an organisation; it also differs in the capability to scale and change risk management activities based on periodically changing business objectives (business planning cycles tied to risk management); this approach allows an organisation to effectively and deliberately manage business strategy balanced against risk; the Objectives-Based Risk Management methodology is comprised of processes, techniques, tools, templates, guidelines and standards, as exclusive intellectual property developed by Sabe Consulting Pty Ltd

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