The DANGER Checklist
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Data Classification
In order to best evaluate and present each danger, an Index was created based on the probability (P) of each danger occurring, the future timing (T) of the potential danger, and the possible impact (I) of each danger. The combined scoring of these factors results in the PTI Index. The index is not scientific but rather a combined and weighted representation of the research, surveys, and interviews that enable the dangers to be placed in order of significance as to the level of danger they present.
Index
In evaluating each danger, the overall result is presented in the PTI index (Probability, Timing and Impact), which ranks the danger in order to provide a level of comparison between the five sections of the report. The Danger Index represents a composite, overall score.
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5.0
4.0
3.0
2.0
1.0
Probability
100% Chance
80% Chance
60% Chance
40% Chance
20% Chance
Timing
1 Year
1-3 Years
3-5 Years
5-10 Years
10+ Years
Impact
Game Changer
Major Impact
Moderate Impact
Some Impact
No Impact
Danger Index
81-100, Critical
61-80, Severe
41-60, High
21-40, Moderate
0-20, Low
The Dangers by Index Order
The top 50 dangers are listed below in order of their danger index by index order. At the bottom of the page, you can see how they were classified and indexed.
