Explanation/Reference:
Explanation:
Risk register update is the only output of the choices presented for the qualitative risk analysis process.
The four inputs for the qualitative risk analysis process are the risk register, risk management plan, project scope statement, and organizational process assets. The output of perform qualitative risk analysis process is Risk Register Updates. Risk register is updated with the information from perform qualitative risk analysis and the updated risk register is included in the project documents. Updates include the following important elements:
Relative ranking or priority list of project risks

Risks grouped by categories

Causes of risk or project areas requiring particular attention

List of risks requiring response in the near-term

List of risks for additional analysis and response

Watchlist of low priority risks

Trends in qualitative risk analysis results

Incorrect Answers:
A, C, D: These are not the valid outputs for the qualitative risk analysis process.

リスク管理が効果的であることを示す最良の指標は、企業のリスク許容度を満たすためにリスクが軽減されたときです。リスク許容度とは、企業がその目的を追求するために受け入れるリスクの量と種類です。リスク許容度は、企業のリスク文化、戦略、価値観を反映し、リスク許容度レベルとリスク対応戦略​​を設定するための基礎となります。リスク管理は、企業がリスク エクスポージャーをリスク許容度と一致させ、リスクとリターンのトレードオフを最適化できる場合に効果的です。参考文献
= リスクと情報システム管理研究マニュアル、第 7 版、第 1 章、セクション 1.2.1、181 ページ

According to the CRISC Review Manual, recovery time objectives (RTOs) are the maximum acceptable time that an IT system can be inoperable without causing significant damage to the business operations and objectives. RTOs are determined by the business impact analysis (BIA) and are used to define the recovery strategies and priorities. Therefore, if the RTOs do not meet the business requirements, it would be the most significant deficiency in the BCP, as it would imply that the recovery plan is not aligned with the business needs and expectations. The other options are not the most significant deficiencies, as they do not directly affect the recovery time and the business continuity. BCP testing is not necessarily done in conjunction with the DRP, as they have different scopes and objectives. BCP testing can use different methods, such as walk-through, simulation, or full interruption, depending on the purpose and scope of the test. Each business location can have separate BCPs, as long as they are consistent with the enterprise-wide BCP and the business requirements. References = CRISC Review Manual, 7th Edition, Chapter 5, Section 5.2.2, page 240.