Risk Management Planning Analysis for Information Analyst Position

Abstract

Currently, government organizations have started implementing GRM (Government Risk Management) in order to realize GRM (Government Risk Management) but its implementation still faces many obstacles in its implementation, one of which is risk recognition which is considered to be less sharp because it is too focused on operational matters. Meanwhile, an information analyst has an important role because they play a role in ensuring that government decisions and actions are based on accurate data and in-depth analysis. The risk analysis for the position of risk information analyst specifically identified five risks: data input errors, data security vulnerabilities, sudden power outages, eye fatigue, and burnout. The analysis carried out in this study used interview and brainstorming data collection techniques with the number of respondents being four people, through several stages, namely (1) risk register, (2) risk analysis, (3) risk evaluation, and (4) risk treatment. From the results of the analysis, it is known that eye fatigue is a risk with the highest level of severity, so it requires appropriate prevention and management measures. The risks of sudden power outages and burnout are classified as medium risks and also require proper precautions. Finally, data input errors and vulnerabilities are identified as low-level risks, which still require precautions to prevent future problems. The implementation of risk management in the Information Analyst position helps identify potential risks that could hinder the position's ability to provide quality services. In risk management, there are several important stages, such as risk registers, risk analysis, risk evaluation, and risk treatment, which assist in planning and risk management. By implementing risk management, disruption to service activities can be minimized. Therefore, risk management planning is crucial for the position of Information Analyst in government organizations.