- In short
- A risk assessment is a written artifact a security reviewer signs off on, not a mental exercise the architect keeps to themselves. Each row records the risk category, the affected component, a likelihood-and-impact judgment, and the mitigating control with a named owner and an evidence artifact. An unnamed or unowned mitigation is treated the same as no mitigation at audit time, and the same fields later feed the compliance control register.
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