Which of the following is used to calculate the impact to an organization per cybersecurity incident?
Which of the following is used to calculate the impact to an organization per cybersecurity incident?
ALE (Annual Loss Expectancy) is a metric used to calculate the potential financial impact an organization could face from cybersecurity incidents on an annual basis. It helps organizations assess and quantify the risks by considering the frequency of an event (ARO) and the impact of a single incident (SLE)
GPT: The correct answer is: A. SLE (Single Loss Expectancy) B. ALE (Annual Loss Expectancy): Calculates the expected annual impact, factoring in how often incidents occur: ALE = SLE × ARO C. ARO (Annual Rate of Occurrence): Estimates how often an incident is expected to happen per year. D. SLA (Service Level Agreement): A contract defining expected performance and service standards, not related to financial impact calculation.