In risk prioritisation, the project manager identifies the significant risks and calculates the risk exposure by multiplying
the likelihood (scale of 1-3) by the impact (also a scale of 1-3); this results in a value from 1-9. Any risk with a risk
exposure of 6-9 is a significant risk that you need to manage. Risks with a risk exposure of 1-5 are not worth managing. The risk prioritisation in Agile aims to ensure that the work with the most significant risk is completed first. It is a continuous
and dynamic process throughout a project start by ranking of features and enables changing priorities and inserts new
information.