In a hybrid approach, where elements of both predictive (traditional) and adaptive (agile) project management methodologies are used, it's crucial to maintain alignment between the project team and stakeholders regarding risks and mitigation strategies. In an agile context, iterations and reviews provide opportunities to reassess and adapt the project plan, including the risk management approach.
Regularly reviewing risks during each iteration and review allows for ongoing communication and collaboration between the project team and stakeholders. This iterative approach ensures that any changes in project conditions, priorities, or stakeholder perspectives are promptly addressed, and the risk management strategies remain aligned with the project's objectives. It also aligns with the agile principle of responding to change over following a plan.