Which of the following provides an early signal of increasing risk exposures for an organization?

Key risk indicators (KRIs) are metrics that can provide an early signal of increasing risk exposures for

an organization. KRIs are designed to measure and predict potential losses, and they help in

identifying trends that could lead to future risks. They are different from Key Performance Indicators

(KPIs), which measure the performance related to the achievement of strategic goals. KRIs, on the

other hand, are specifically focused on risk and are used to monitor changes in the level of risk

exposure.

Reference: The information is supported by ISACA’s resources, which state that KRIs with thresholds

and corresponding trigger actions can enable companies to gain visibility into risks before they

occur. These metrics best position enterprises to deal with substantial cyber risks associated with

digital transformation and implementing emerging technologies1.