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ISACA Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control · Isaca
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Yes — that answer is accurate for the CRISC exam ✅ On CRISC (Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control), when you see a question involving force majeure, the expected response is: • Acceptance → because these events are outside the control of the organization, and the most practical way to handle them is through contingency planning or insurance reserves. Here’s the exam-relevant breakdown: • Avoidance → Not possible (you can’t avoid earthquakes or hurricanes). • Mitigation → Limited effectiveness (you can’t mitigate the event itself, only its effects). • Transference → Insurance might transfer some financial impact, but CRISC frames force majeure as usually accepted since you cannot prevent the event. • Acceptance → Correct, as force majeure events are unpredictable, external, and uncontrollable.
Force majeure risks are generally accepted since they’re outside of control—force majeure (uncontrollable events like natural disasters, war, pandemic).
For me the answer is transference by insurance