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    Huntsville Hospital Risk Management Risk Management programs provide protection to patients, staff members, and visitors from inadvertent injuries while protecting healthcare systems’ financial assets and community reputation. Risk management plans are designed to provide guidance and structure within an organization’s clinical and business services of providing a safe environment while delivering quality patient care. Identifying high-risk areas in healthcare that could possibly cause harm to…

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    Risk Management Process An enterprise-wide risk management process should be built on an established and recognized framework, based on best-practices and adapted to components that align with the business’ specific needs. The framework for the organization’s risk profile should utilize internationally recognized standards as a model, which will better meet regulatory risk management and will also be more efficient in meeting the organization’s needs. The standards selected are then used as a…

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    changed the name in 1969 to Enterprise Leasing Company, in honor of the U.S.S. Enterprise aircraft carrier upon which he served in the Navy. The energy crises of the 1970s hindered Enterprise Leasing Company’s expansion but accelerated growth occurred in the 1980s even though Hertz and National entered the hometown market. According to Tucker and Salamie (2005), “a key ingredient to Enterprises success was the innovative Customer Giveaway Accounts,which allowed any Enterprise employee to…

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    Risk assessment is a very important tool in our everyday lives. Everyone uses it and some do not realize they are using it. It used when we are in our cars driving down the road, when we cross a busy street or playing in the park. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and every one of its 22 different agencies use some sort of risk assessment in defense of this great nation. There are so many risks to this nation, terrorist attacks as well as natural and man-made disasters to name a few…

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    Ferguson Enterprises Incorporated is a publicly traded company, which means that ownership is dispersed among the general public in many shares of stock. The ticker symbol is WOS because Wolseley, a Switzerland-based industrial distributor, acquired the company in 1982 but retained the name Ferguson. Since then, Ferguson Enterprises has grown from a local distributor to an $11 billion company. A wide assortment of marketing techniques helped in the substantial growth. Ferguson Enterprises…

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    must take risk analysis and risk management into consideration. A risk analysis will identify potential threats and vulnerabilities of the systems and any existing related risks. Applying threat modeling to analyze the security of an application by identifying, quantifying, rating, and addressing the threats is crucial for the organization to prevent and mitigate any threats. Since risk is calculated by multiplying the threat by the vulnerability, the higher the threat, the higher the risk an…

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    NIST Special Publication 800-37 Revision 1 Guide for Applying the Risk Management Framework to Federal Information Systems A Security Life Cycle Approach JOINT TASK FORCE TRANSFORMATION INITIATIVE INFORMATION SECURITY Computer Security Division Information Technology Laboratory National Institute of Standards and Technology Gaithersburg, MD 20899-8930 February 2010 U.S. Department of Commerce Gary Locke, Secretary National Institute of Standards and Technology Patrick…

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    identified, the enterprise can then decide what steps they need to take to mitigate the vulnerabilities. They take steps in such a way that it not only helps to get rid of the vulnerabilities but also removes the cause and hence enhance the security. In all the cases, every single enterprise has two options 1) Endure the risk and see what dangers it can cause so as to improve the security in future. This is called retention. 2) The other thing is mitigation. In this, the enterprise works on a…

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    Introduction Agricultural risk is associated with undesirable effects that arise due to imperfectly predictable biological and non-biological factors which are normally beyond the control of the farmers. Such may include sporadic outbreak of new pests and diseases, adverse climatic conditions like drought, flood, storm and frost. In addition, others may include or can be classified as resource risks like lack of farm inputs and credit access, poor markets, plummeting of producer prices,…

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    Introduction Risks are always present whenever a decision is made especially in a matter of homeland security. Risk is defined as exposure of someone or something to danger, harm, or loss (Oxford University Press, 2016). Homeland security enterprise is the combination of federal, state, local, tribal, territorial, nongovernmental, private sector agencies, and communities that are working together as well as share a common national goal in safety and security of the nation and its people…

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