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 versity.net/sessionPop.cfm?confid=164&proposalid=15991\nIn the digital age,
  data is the cornerstone of the enterprise, and with great data comes great
  responsibility - especially in a world of growing data privacy regulations
  and ever-increasing data breaches. At the core of this responsibility is a
 n often overlooked yet critical area of data management - the need to proac
 tively identify, assess, and manage data risks effectively across the organ
 ization.\n\nBenjamin Franklin wrote in 1735 that “an ounce of prevent
 ion is worth a pound of cure.” While he was referring to fire prevent
 ion for the city of Philadelphia, his adage has since been extended to the 
 world of prevention science - and in today's digital age, an ounce of d
 ata risk assessment can easily be worth avoiding the many, many pounds of c
 ostly and impactful data catastrophes.\n\nThe DAMA Data Management Body of 
 Knowledge, 2nd edition (DAMA-DMBOK2) is a comprehensive guide of best pract
 ices, standards, and methods for managing data across the data lifecycle. T
 his valuable resource can also be used as a standard for conducting a data 
 risk assessment by:\n\n
 Assessing each Knowledge Area (chapter) to identify best practices\n
 Using the Context Diagram and other rubrics to identify useful categories f
 or organizing best practices\n
 Comparing best practices to current data management processes to identify g
 aps, deficiencies, and other potential risks\n
 Mapping identified risks to threats/vulnerabilities and compiling a risk su
 mmary\n
 Applying a scoring rubric based on impact and likelihood to calculate risk 
 scores\n
 Defining risk tolerance levels, mitigation strategies, and priorities\n
 Publishing all this to a formal risk registry to foster transparency and tr
 ack progress\n\nBy the end of this session, you will be equipped with the k
 nowledge and steps - and a simple process you can apply to any Knowledge Ar
 ea - to bolster your organization's data defenses and talk "data r
 isk" with your leadership team so they can better navigate the complex
 ities of managing data risks in an ever-changing world.\n
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SUMMARY:Conducting a Data Risk Assessment Using the DAMA DMBOK2 as a Standa
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