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Information Security, Risk & Business ContinuityAGS-08-003

ISO 31000:2018 & IEC 31010 Risk Management System

ISO 31000:2018 & IEC 31010 Risk Management System

A risk register earns its place only when the method behind each score can be explained.

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Forms & Records9
Checklists & Audit Tools4
Training & Awareness2
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Key documents

ReferenceDocumentFormat
AGS-QM-01Risk Management Quality Manual Word
AGS-PR-03Risk Assessment Procedure Word
AGS-PR-04Risk Treatment Procedure Word
AGS-PR-01Establishing Context, Scope & Criteria Procedure Word
AGS-FR-04Risk Assessment Worksheet Word
AGS-FR-01Risk Register Word

Overview

ISO 31000:2018 and IEC 31010 are the core international guidance on managing risk. ISO 31000 sets out principles, a framework and a process for any organisation, any sector and any type of risk, whether its consequences are negative or positive. It is guidance rather than a certifiable requirements standard, written for boards, executives and anyone deciding under uncertainty, and it holds that risk management should be integrated, structured, customised, inclusive and dynamic, based on the best available information, and should create and protect value.

The framework covers leadership and commitment, integration, design, implementation, evaluation and improvement; the process runs from communication and consultation and the establishment of scope, context and criteria, through risk assessment and treatment, to monitoring, review, recording and reporting. IEC 31010 expands the assessment step, cataloguing techniques and setting out where each applies and where it falls short: brainstorming, structured interviews, checklists, failure modes and effects analysis, hazard and operability studies, fault and event tree analysis, bow-tie analysis and Monte Carlo simulation among others. Vocabulary follows ISO Guide 73, so the register lines up with the risk-based thinking already embedded in ISO 22301, ISO 27001 and ISO 37301.

What this system covers

  • Scope, context and criteria — what is assessed, and the thresholds by which risk is judged
  • Identification and analysis — choosing an IEC 31010 technique that suits the decision in hand
  • Evaluation and scoring — consistent likelihood and consequence criteria across departments
  • Risk treatment — selecting, justifying and tracking controls, with residual risk recorded
  • Communication and consultation — involving stakeholders throughout, not at sign-off
  • Monitoring, review and reporting — keeping the register current and risk in front of management
  • Framework maturity — leadership commitment, integration into decisions, review of the framework

Who it's for

Risk managers, internal auditors and the executives who own the register, most often where every department scores risk its own way and the results cannot be compared. Purchase follows a board request for one consistent view of risk, or an auditor asking how a rating was arrived at. Because both documents are guidance, the outcome is not a certificate but a defensible framework, a live register and treatment plans whose reasoning survives challenge.

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