How does information risk relate to information systems risk or information technology risk? This type of question contains radio buttons and checkboxes for selection of options. Use Tab for navigation and Enter or space to select the option. option A They reflect the need to think about risks in outcomes$-$based, process$-$based, asset$-$based, or threat$-$based terms. option B They express the logical flow of making decisions about risk: first, what information do you need; second, how you get it$,$ use it$,$ and share it with others in the decision process; and third, what technologies help make all of that happen. The probability of an event causing disruption to any step of that decision process is a risk. option C These three terms all mean much the same thing, although with a greater or lesser degree of emphasis on securing the underlying computers and networks. option D They suggest the levels of organizational leadership and management that need to be part of managing each risk: senior leaders with information risk, tactical unit managers with information systems risks, and the IT department with information technology risks.