Access Entry
Operation Steps
Viewing Risk Details
2. On the Risk Governance page, click View Details to go to the risk details page.
3. On the Risk Details page, you can view and focus on the following information:
TSA: indicates that the risk is recommended by the TSA system. Proactively added: indicates that the risk is added by you to risk governance. Service team: indicates that the risk is recommended by your after-sales team. |
Number of resources currently affected by the risk. |
Current handling status of the risk, including: Pending, Processing, Held, Rejected, and Resolved. |
Potential impacts of the issues and hazards associated with the risk. |
Guidance and recommendations on how to address this risk, along with reference documents on best practices. |
4. In the Change Trend of Risky Resources panel, you can view the trend of the number of risky resources associated with this risk over time.
5. In the Involved Resource List, you can view detailed information about the risky resources associated with this risk. You can also click a resource ID to view details on the page in the corresponding cloud product console.
To stop tracking the risks of specific resources, you can click Ignore in the Operation column. The ignored risks will no longer be counted or displayed in the risk governance details.
Note:
Resources ignored on the Risk Governance details page will also be in an ignored status in the risk assessment results.
Accepting a Risk
Accepting a risk indicates that you acknowledge the impact or potential hazards that the risk may pose to your business and add it to the risk governance process. Once you accept a risk, the risk item status changes to Processing. You can resolve or eliminate the risk based on our optimization advice and continuously track its resolution progress through the risk governance process.
Rejecting a Risk
For a risk you do not acknowledge, you can choose to reject the risk item on the risk governance details page. The rejected risk item will no longer be counted in the progress statistics of risk governance.
Note:
We strongly recommend you provide feedback on the reasons for rejecting a risk, as this helps us optimize our risk recommendations for you.
Holding a Risk
If you acknowledge the potential business hazard caused by a risk but, for certain reasons, are temporarily unable to handle it, you can choose to hold the risk item.
Note:
The duration for which the risk remains in the Held status is not included in the calculation of the average risk processing duration.
If necessary, you can enable a held risk item again. If you no longer want to track the risk, you can also choose to reject it.
Note:
During risk assessment, if TSA detects that the number of risky resources affected by a risk item has dropped to 0, its risk status will be automatically updated to Resolved.