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The document provides an overview of risk analysis, including definitions of key terms, the basic process, and different approaches. It discusses identifying assets, threats, and vulnerabilities; quantitatively or qualitatively assessing risks; and identifying controls to mitigate risks. A 10-step qualitative risk analysis process is outlined that involves assembling a team, prioritizing threats and impacts, and associating controls with threats.
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