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Details: Category: PowerPoint Presentations; Published: 26 July 2022

Quantifying Risk An into to using a Risk Matrix, with working examples. I use the most basic 9-Block matrix in this session.

What is a Risk Matrix?
Why use a Risk Metrix?
Likelihood and Severity
Worked Examples

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