Which three perspectives does the impact assessment section leverage in order to provide an understanding and measure of consequence that is associated with the incident? (Choose three.)

The impact assessment section of an incident report typically leverages the following three perspectives to provide an understanding and measure of the consequence associated with the incident:

1. Categorizes the Varieties of Losses Experienced: This involves identifying different types of losses incurred due to the incident, such as financial loss, data loss, reputation damage, etc.
2. Estimates the Magnitude of the Varieties of Losses: This perspective focuses on quantifying the extent of the losses identified, which helps in understanding the severity of the incident.
3. Captures a Qualitative Assessment of the Overall Effect on the Organization: Beyond quantifiable losses, this includes a broader evaluation of the incident’s impact on the organization’s operations, reputation, and other non-tangible aspects.

These perspectives are key to assessing the full scope of an incident’s impact, both in tangible and intangible terms, and are essential for informing recovery strategies and future preventative measures.