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Do nothing! The standard should be enough:
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Let us identify the phases of the project, to show risk evolution. At least, there is always a base phase, which shows the current situation. Then a number of phases mark the future evolution.
You may identify and assign values to backup equipment and safeguards in each phase.
There are several ways to use the phases:
§ as different stages of a project to improve security; that is, to review the progress of risk as security improvement programs are executed
§ as historical, for example for years, to present the progress of system security
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Click to edit the selected phase. See “Edit one phase”. |
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Click to create a new phase. See “Edit one phase”. |
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Click to clone the selected phase. A new phase is created that inherits all the values associated to the original one. Then you may edit to adjust. |
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to move a phase up (before the previous one) also SHIFT + UP_ARROW (one or more phases) |
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to move a phase down (after the next one) also SHIFT + DOWN_ARROW (one or more phases) |
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Click to merge two phases into one. It merges the selected phase with the following one. This action is typically used before a phase is removed in order to use the values of the disappearing phase into the next phase(s). |
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Remove the selected phase. |
