Managing Risk Matrices
Overview
The Risk Matrix displays a two-dimensional matrix for the risks of one or more projects. The configuration of a matrix defines two risk estimates and their range of values. Typically, these are the values of fields representing risk impact and probability. Using a color-coded scheme, each cell within the matrix represents a given risk level, indicating the significance of the risks with those values. Risk levels can be configured according to the needs of the organization.
Data Center only To manage matrices for Risks Schemes:
Go to Jira navigation > Risks > Risk Schemes.
Select Edit for the desired scheme.
Select Risk Matrix tab.
To manage matrices for Risk Boards:
Go to
Data CenterJira navigation > Risks.
CLOUDJira navigation > Apps > easeRisk for Jira.
Select any board to load.
Select Configure > Risk Matrix tab.
Options
Name | A name to uniquely identify the matrix. |
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X-axis | The field providing the values of the X-axis, along with its lowest and highest values. |
Y-axis | The field providing the values of the Y-axis, along with its lowest and highest values. |
Risk Level | The list of risk levels with their assigned colors. |
Matrix Layout | How the risk levels are distributed in the cells of the matrix. |
Only numeric fields for the axes are allowed. The maximum size of a matrix is 10x10.
Operations
Purpose | Action |
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Create a risk matrix |
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Edit a risk matrix |
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Delete a risk matrix |
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Add a risk level |
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Edit a risk level |
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Delete a risk level |
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Change the order of risk levels |
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Manually assign a risk level to a matrix cell |
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Return the assignment of risk levels to the default |
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Data Center only Board Operations
Additional operations are available when managing risk matrices for boards.
Purpose | Action |
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Use risk matrices from projects' risk schemes |
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Enable or disable a risk matrix |
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Change the order of risk matrices |
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Data Center only Default risk matrices for boards
The “Risk Matrix“ tab of a newly created board will contain the risk matrices from all the risk schemes associated to projects included in the board.
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