escape game MANAGE THE RISKS
Find the hidden clues and uncover the mystery of Risk Management!
START
You have just completed the Risk Management training… Are you ready to test yourself on this topic? Answer the questions, move forward step by step, and master the risks!
Start
You must take a new risk into account. To continue, describe this risk scenario precisely. Click on this folder to explore the different risk scenarios.
How is it recommended to describe a risk scenario? Select the correct document
How is it recommended to describe a risk scenario? Select the correct document
Context, consequences, and causes?Congratulations, you found the right document! Nous pouvons continuer.
Continue
How is it recommended to describe a risk scenario? Select the correct document
Object, impact, probability?No, that’s not the right method… Try again. To do so, click the ‘back’ arrow.
How is it recommended to describe a risk scenario? Select the correct document
What, where, why?No, that’s not the right method… Try again. To do so, click the ‘back’ arrow.
What are the 3 dimensions for evaluating a risk scenario?
Now that we know what to evaluate, we need to figure out how!
The answer lies inside this chest, but you must first find the four digits of the code to open it…
Search
Click on the objects to clear the desk and obtain the access code to the chest.
Chest
Quel est le code ?
Entrez la suite de chiffres
Some incorrect documents have slipped into the folders… we need to find the right one.According to GRF‑0049, what are the 5 axes used to assess the impact of a risk? Select the correct document.
Some incorrect documents have slipped into the folders… we need to find the right one.According to GRF‑0049, what are the 5 axes used to assess the impact of a risk? Select the correct document.
No, those are not the right axes… Try again. To do so, click the ‘back’ arrow.
Some incorrect documents have slipped into the folders… we need to find the right one.According to GRF‑0049, what are the 5 axes used to assess the impact of a risk? Select the correct document.
No, those are not the right axes… Try again. To do so, click the ‘back’ arrow.
Some incorrect documents have slipped into the folders… we need to find the right one.According to GRF‑0049, what are the 5 axes used to assess the impact of a risk? Select the correct document.
Well done, you found the right document! We can continue
Continue
What information needs to be provided for monitoring treatment actions?
Who is responsible for the risk treatment plan?Click on the silhouette
RM
Risk Representative
Each risk owner
Entity Manager
Who is responsible for the risk treatment plan?Click on the silhouette
No, that’s not the RM… Try again. To do so, click the ‘back’ arrow.
Who is responsible for the risk treatment plan?Click on the silhouette
No, that’s not the Risk Representative... Try again. To do so, click the ‘back’ arrow.
Who is responsible for the risk treatment plan?Click on the silhouette
No, that’s not the Entity Manager... Try again. To do so, click the ‘back’ arrow.
Who is responsible for the risk treatment plan?Click on the silhouette
Well done, each risk owner is responsible for handling their risk!
Continue
If risk treatment actions have been repeatedly delayed, what is the level of risk control?
If risk treatment actions have been repeatedly delayed, what is the level of risk control?
No, the level of risk control would not be considered low. Try again! To do so, click the ‘back’ arrow
If risk treatment actions have been repeatedly delayed, what is the level of risk control?
Exactly, the level of risk control would be considered partial. Well done!
Continue
If risk treatment actions have been repeatedly delayed, what is the level of risk control?
No, the level of risk control would not be considered high. Try again! To do so, click the ‘back’ arrow
If risk treatment actions have been repeatedly delayed, what is the level of risk control?
No, the level of risk control would not be considered maximum. Try again! To do so, click the ‘back’ arrow
I found this definition of Back Testing that would be really useful for us, but it’s unreadable!By searching around here, you’ll surely find the information that was erased.
Continue
Click on the objects to discover the clues, then click the arrow to complete the definition.
Click the magnifying glass on the left side of the screen to find the erased words, then drag the labels to the correct location.
Well done, it’s much clearer this way!
Continue
What should you do? at a minimum To prepare a risk review?
What is Risk Management?
Well done! Risk Management holds no more secrets for you. See you at your next risk review!
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escape game MANAGE THE RISKS
Find the hidden clues and uncover the mystery of Risk Management!
START
You have just completed the Risk Management training… Are you ready to test yourself on this topic? Answer the questions, move forward step by step, and master the risks!
Start
You must take a new risk into account. To continue, describe this risk scenario precisely. Click on this folder to explore the different risk scenarios.
How is it recommended to describe a risk scenario? Select the correct document
How is it recommended to describe a risk scenario? Select the correct document
Context, consequences, and causes?Congratulations, you found the right document! Nous pouvons continuer.
Continue
How is it recommended to describe a risk scenario? Select the correct document
Object, impact, probability?No, that’s not the right method… Try again. To do so, click the ‘back’ arrow.
How is it recommended to describe a risk scenario? Select the correct document
What, where, why?No, that’s not the right method… Try again. To do so, click the ‘back’ arrow.
What are the 3 dimensions for evaluating a risk scenario?
Now that we know what to evaluate, we need to figure out how!
The answer lies inside this chest, but you must first find the four digits of the code to open it…
Search
Click on the objects to clear the desk and obtain the access code to the chest.
Chest
Quel est le code ?
Entrez la suite de chiffres
Some incorrect documents have slipped into the folders… we need to find the right one.According to GRF‑0049, what are the 5 axes used to assess the impact of a risk? Select the correct document.
Some incorrect documents have slipped into the folders… we need to find the right one.According to GRF‑0049, what are the 5 axes used to assess the impact of a risk? Select the correct document.
No, those are not the right axes… Try again. To do so, click the ‘back’ arrow.
Some incorrect documents have slipped into the folders… we need to find the right one.According to GRF‑0049, what are the 5 axes used to assess the impact of a risk? Select the correct document.
No, those are not the right axes… Try again. To do so, click the ‘back’ arrow.
Some incorrect documents have slipped into the folders… we need to find the right one.According to GRF‑0049, what are the 5 axes used to assess the impact of a risk? Select the correct document.
Well done, you found the right document! We can continue
Continue
What information needs to be provided for monitoring treatment actions?
Who is responsible for the risk treatment plan?Click on the silhouette
RM
Risk Representative
Each risk owner
Entity Manager
Who is responsible for the risk treatment plan?Click on the silhouette
No, that’s not the RM… Try again. To do so, click the ‘back’ arrow.
Who is responsible for the risk treatment plan?Click on the silhouette
No, that’s not the Risk Representative... Try again. To do so, click the ‘back’ arrow.
Who is responsible for the risk treatment plan?Click on the silhouette
No, that’s not the Entity Manager... Try again. To do so, click the ‘back’ arrow.
Who is responsible for the risk treatment plan?Click on the silhouette
Well done, each risk owner is responsible for handling their risk!
Continue
If risk treatment actions have been repeatedly delayed, what is the level of risk control?
If risk treatment actions have been repeatedly delayed, what is the level of risk control?
No, the level of risk control would not be considered low. Try again! To do so, click the ‘back’ arrow
If risk treatment actions have been repeatedly delayed, what is the level of risk control?
Exactly, the level of risk control would be considered partial. Well done!
Continue
If risk treatment actions have been repeatedly delayed, what is the level of risk control?
No, the level of risk control would not be considered high. Try again! To do so, click the ‘back’ arrow
If risk treatment actions have been repeatedly delayed, what is the level of risk control?
No, the level of risk control would not be considered maximum. Try again! To do so, click the ‘back’ arrow
I found this definition of Back Testing that would be really useful for us, but it’s unreadable!By searching around here, you’ll surely find the information that was erased.
Continue
Click on the objects to discover the clues, then click the arrow to complete the definition.
Click the magnifying glass on the left side of the screen to find the erased words, then drag the labels to the correct location.
Well done, it’s much clearer this way!
Continue
What should you do? at a minimum To prepare a risk review?
What is Risk Management?
Well done! Risk Management holds no more secrets for you. See you at your next risk review!