Prioritizing findings
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rank findings by risk and effort so high-risk items come first.
Planned topics
- Rate each finding by likelihood and impact; high risk means high likelihood or severe impact.
- Consider effort and dependencies; quick wins can sit beside big risks.
- Fix high risks first; accept low risks consciously with a named owner.
- Do not start with the easiest or the most numerous findings.
- Show the ranking so stakeholders can challenge it.
Draft outline details
Demonstration
a risk matrix with likelihood on one axis and impact on the other; findings plotted by ID.
Check your understanding
Which findings come first?
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The highest risk, not the easiest.
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