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ISACA Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control · Isaca
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ISACA doesn’t frame “risk monitoring” as a project; it frames it as an ongoing risk management activity. Project scope belongs in project management (PMBOK, PMP style), not in risk monitoring
D is part of project planning, not specifically a requirement for risk monitoring. While scope can influence risk, it’s not a direct requirement for monitoring.
While scope definition is important for overall project planning, it is not a direct requirement for risk monitoring. It relates more to project initiation and planning, not continuous risk tracking.