An 'Ad Hoc' risk assessment is performed as required, without a regular schedule, often in response to significant changes or new threats to an organization's environment. It contrasts with recurring or continuous assessments that happen at regular intervals or constantly, respectively. A 'Qualitative' risk assessment refers to the process that prioritizes risks based on their severity and impact, rather than their frequency or timing.
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What are some examples of events or changes that might trigger an Ad Hoc risk assessment?
How does an Ad Hoc risk assessment differ from a recurring risk assessment?
What is a Qualitative risk assessment, and how does it relate to Ad Hoc assessments?