future's bright for Risk Analysis #SRAE16

Last year, Society for Risk Analysis (SRA) launched its Nordic Chapter. This week, 100+ researchers and other risk nerds (like myself) gathered in Gothenburg for its second conference with presentations on just about every facet of risk. My highlights were Björn Nevhage of FOI (and Riskkollegiet) with a meta-evaluation of methods for InfoSec Risk Analysis plus Sven-Ove Hansson of KTH offering a strong argument that the probabilistic risk approach is in fact tone-deaf and needs an ethical dimension.

15 definitions of #InfoSec Risk! a stunning lack of systematic and transparent evaluations of risk analysis methods. -@Nevhage_Bjorn #SRAE16 pic.twitter.com/IcXimDARH3

— per stromsjo (@stromsjo) November 14, 2016

balancing roles risk-exposed, decision-maker, beneficiary through ethical (not just probabilistic) risk analysis. -Sven-Ove Hansson #SRAE16 https://t.co/puIbvamFOm

— per stromsjo (@stromsjo) November 15, 2016