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1. Why have some of the values changed in the columns Cost Per incident, and Frequency of Occurrences?

2. How could a control affect one but not the other?

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1. Some values have changed in either cost per incident or frequency of occurrence because the added control minimizes the effects of a threat financially. For example, adding an antivirus software is an added cost for the company to buy, but it helps prevent viruses and other ...

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