PMT 4800 DAWIA Program Management (PM) Practitioner Practice Exam

Risk monitoring tracks how risk exposure changes over time. It is the ongoing activity that watches identified risks, new risks that appear, and the effectiveness of actions taken to address them. By continually reviewing indicators, updating the risk register, and assessing whether the probability or impact of risks has risen or fallen, risk monitoring answers the question “How have the risks changed?” and keeps stakeholders informed about current risk posture and remaining uncertainties. Other activities in risk management serve different purposes. Identifying risks is about discovering what could go wrong in the first place. Analyzing risks evaluates their likelihood and potential impact at a given moment. Mitigating risks focuses on implementing actions to reduce risk, but without ongoing monitoring, you wouldn’t know how those risks evolve or whether the mitigations are SAMPLEworking.