Physical security breaches are not typically considered a cybersecurity risk, as they involve unauthorized access to physical assets rather than digital information.

The primary goal of risk management is to minimize the likelihood and impact of risks, rather than eliminating them entirely or transferring them to third parties.

Ignoring risks is not a key step in the risk management process, as it does not contribute to the goal of minimizing the likelihood and impact of risks.

The purpose of a risk assessment is to identify and evaluate potential risks, rather than developing risk mitigation strategies, monitoring and reviewing risk management practices, or transferring risks to third parties.

Ignoring risks is not a common risk mitigation strategy, as it does not contribute to the goal of minimizing the likelihood and impact of risks.

Monitoring and reviewing risk management practices is important to ensure that risks are being effectively managed, to identify new and emerging risks, and to comply with regulatory requirements.

GDPR compliance is not a regulatory requirement for retailers and e-commerce businesses in the United States, as it is a European Union regulation.

PCI DSS compliance is intended to protect customer payment card data, prevent data breaches, and comply with regulatory requirements.

Ignoring risks is not a key element of a comprehensive cybersecurity risk management program, as it does not contribute to the goal of minimizing the likelihood and impact of risks.

Implementing a comprehensive cybersecurity risk management program can lead to increased customer trust and loyalty, reduced risk of data breaches and cyberattacks, and improved compliance with regulatory requirements.

Social engineering attacks are not typically considered a type of cyberattack, as they involve manipulating people rather than exploiting technological vulnerabilities.

The purpose of a DDoS attack is to disrupt the availability of a website or online service by flooding it with traffic.

Phishing scams are not a type of malware, as they involve tricking people into giving up their personal information rather than exploiting technological vulnerabilities.

The purpose of ransomware is to encrypt files and demand a ransom payment to decrypt them.

Fake phone calls claiming to be from customer support are not typically considered a type of phishing scam, as they involve tricking people over the phone rather than through electronic means.