Security Risks between Analysis and Assumptions

The identification, analysis and management of security risks is a real challenge for any state, especially in the current geostrategic context. All of them belong to the risk management process and cannot be left to assumptions, but require a specialized approach by people with expertise in the field. No developed state can afford to leave security risks to chance, because it can cost its very existence as a sovereign and independent state. In the current security environment, the lack of a correct risk analysis can lead to a weakening of the administrative capacity to respond to new forms of regional or international security threats. In its absence, the state will not be able to take appropriate measures and will not be able to take the necessary actions to protect its interests in the face of vulnerabilities of any type. A careful and in-depth analysis can facilitate the reduction of exposure to different types of risk, resulting in minimizing the negative effects determined by the possible manifestation of the identified security risks. However, risk identification is only a primordial stage in the complex process of risk management.