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Product Risk |
A risk directly related to the test object. See also risk. |
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Product RISk MAnagement (PRISMA) |
A systematic approach to risk-based testing that employs product risk identification and analysis to create a product risk matrix based on likelihood and impact. |
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Risk Analysis |
The process of assessing identified project or product risks to determine level of risk, typically by estimating their impact and probability of occurrence ( likelyhood) |
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Risk Assessment |
The process of identifying and subsequently analyzing the identified project or product risk to determine its level of risk, typically by assigning likelihood and impact ratings. See also product risk, project risk, risk, risk impact, risk level, risk likelihood |
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Risk-based Testing |
An approach to testing to reduce the level of product risks and inform stakeholders of their status, starting in the initial stages of a project. It involves the identification of product risks and the use of risk levels to guide the test process. |
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Risk Category \ Risk Type |
A set of risks grouped by one or more common factors such as a quality attribute, cause, location, or potential effect of risk;. A specific set of product risk types is related to the type of testing that can mitigate (control) that risk type. For example the risk of user-interactions being misunderstood can be mitigated by usability testing. |
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Risk Control\Risk Mitigation |
The process through which decisions are reached and protective measures are implemented for reducing risks to, or maintaining risks within, specified levels. |
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Risk Identification |
The process of identifying risks using techniques such as brainstorming, checklists and failure history. |
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Risk Impact |
The damage that will be caused if the risk become an actual outcome or event. |
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Risk Level |
The importance of a risk as defined by its characteristics impact and likelihood. The level of risk can be used to determine the intensity of testing to be performed. A risk level can be expressed either qualitatively (e.g. high, medium, low) or quantitatively. |
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Risk Likelihood |
The estimated probability that a risk will become an actual outcome or event. |
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Risk Management |
Systematic application of procedures and practices to the tasks of identifying, analyzing, prioritizing, and controlling risk. |
