How are the risk going to be assessed?

Risks are typically assessed through a systematic process that involves identifying potential hazards, analyzing their likelihood and impact, and evaluating existing controls. This can be done using qualitative methods, such as expert judgment and surveys, or quantitative methods, like statistical analysis and modeling. After assessing the risks, they can be prioritized based on their severity and probability, guiding decision-making and mitigation strategies. Regular reviews and updates are also essential to adapt to changing circumstances.