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Escalate acceptance to the designated risk authority: What is the decisive response?

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Material customer-data risk with unresolved security evidence requires the policy-designated committee, not project-manager acceptance.

The question

A software vendor’s tool processes customer data. Testing leaves unresolved security uncertainty, and organizational policy requires the enterprise risk committee to accept material customer-data residual risk. The project manager proposes accepting deployment to meet a launch target. What is the decisive response?

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  1. Deploy with monitoring while the project manager records the uncertainty.
    Monitoring can manage some risks, but deployment would bypass the specified acceptance authority for material customer-data risk.
  2. Seek user consent before allowing customer-data processing.
    Consent may not resolve organizational risk authority or security uncertainty; the scenario requires committee acceptance for this risk category.
  3. Ask the vendor to provide a revised security brochure.
    More vendor information may help, but it does not substitute for the designated authority’s required residual-risk decision.
  4. Escalate acceptance to the designated risk authority.
    The project manager lacks authority under the stated policy, and unresolved security uncertainty makes committee review necessary before acceptance.
The trap
Separate mitigation evidence from authorization: the person managing delivery may not hold residual-risk acceptance authority.

How to remember it

Material customer-data risk with unresolved security evidence requires the policy-designated committee, not project-manager acceptance.

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