Natural disasters are not typically considered to be a cybersecurity risk, as they are not caused by human actions.

The first step in the risk management process is to identify all of the potential risks that could impact an organization.

Historical data analysis is not typically used to assess risks, as it does not provide information about future risks.

The purpose of a risk management strategy is to provide a framework for managing risks, including identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks.

Accepting the risk is not a risk mitigation technique, as it does not reduce the likelihood or impact of a risk.

The purpose of a risk management review is to identify new risks, assess the effectiveness of risk management controls, and update the risk management strategy.

Multi-factor authentication is not a security control, as it is a method of authenticating users.

The purpose of educating users about security risks is to reduce the likelihood of security incidents by making users more aware of the risks and how to protect themselves.

Cloud-based recovery is not a type of disaster recovery plan, as it is a method of recovering data and systems from the cloud.

The purpose of a risk management framework is to provide a common language for discussing risk, help organizations identify, assess, and mitigate risks, and ensure that organizations are compliant with regulations.

HIPAA is not a risk management standard, as it is a healthcare privacy law.

The purpose of a risk management audit is to assess the effectiveness of risk management controls, identify new risks, and update the risk management strategy.

Security scanners are not a risk management tool, as they are used to identify vulnerabilities in systems.

The purpose of a risk management policy is to define the organization's risk management objectives, establish the organization's risk management responsibilities, and provide guidance on how to manage risks.