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What is the risk analysis and who decides it?
It is the first conversation and it is not technical: what has to be protected, from what, and what happens if it fails. Protecting a warehouse from theft at night is not the same as protecting a plant from someone walking into an area where they could lose a hand. Wanting to find out that something happened is not the same as needing to prove it in court or to an insurer. Each of those answers leads to a different system.
The client decides it, and that is not a polite formula. We bring the questions, the experience of where people actually get in and the consequences of each option; the priority between what gets protected first and what is accepted as a risk taken on is a business decision, and it is signed by whoever answers for the business.
What is ours is making sure that decision is written down. A risk analysis that lives in two people's heads is lost the first time the person in charge changes, and then nobody knows why the loading bay camera is where it is or why the warehouse was left out.
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