Treat risk modeling data with the utmost security Ensure that any physical notes/drawings are erased and destroyed once digitally recorded. Ensure that any digital recordings of this process are kept secure and encrypted. Walkthrough Additional Material Chart Paper / whiteboard. Marker pens / whiteboard markers. Multiple colors of post-its. Camera for documenting the process. GETTING STARTED Prepare a flipchart / space on the white-board to keep track of process', threats, impacts, and adversaries that are identified during other activities. Participants can easily get ahead of the process as they explore individual ideas. Keeping a space for these "upcoming" activities will help re-center them on the activity at hand. CONDUCTING THE ACTIVITY Pre-Mortum Strategy: (30 Minutes) The pre-mortum strategy was devised to take participants out of a perspective of defending their plans and strategies and shielding themselves from flaws. They are given "a perspective where they [are] actively searching for flaws in their own plan." 69 Explain the pre-mortum activity. The participants are to imagine that it is months into the future and they have continued doing their work as normal. And something happened that left them entirely unable to function or functioning at a very poor level. "That is all they know; they have to explain what has happened." 70 Create a broad list of possible explanations for what has happened. Identify the most likely explanations. List the process' that would have to fail for those causes to take effect. Identify two to three process' that are central to the failures and write them on a list of critical process'. Process/Interaction Mapping (30 minutes per process): Pick a process from the list ofcritical processes identified above. Clearly identify the process name on the whiteboard or flipchart. Page 143 of 240