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Review candidate and analysis guidance

Guidance on topics to review, not an established risk score.

As of: September 2026 · Glossary with 46 terms

What is Review candidate and analysis guidance?

In this knowledge base, review candidates are threats that warrant examination because of the described system characteristics. “Review first”, “clarify” and “foundations” organise the starting points for the review. Their counts do not indicate how dangerous a specific system is.

A risk assessment still needs the actual deployment, existing controls and their effectiveness. Analysis guidance in the model can be shown or hidden; this changes neither system characteristics nor calculation rules.

Sources for context: NIST AI RMF Core

Review approachRisk assessment

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“Review candidate and analysis guidance”. Versatile AI Risk Assessment, glossary of AI risk analysis, as of September 2026.
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