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in a security review meeting, you are asked to calculate the single loss expectancy (sle) of an enterprise building worth $100,000,000, 75% of which is likely to be destroyed by a flood. flood insurance data suggest that a severe flood is likely to occur once every 100 years. which formula should you use to calculate the sle?

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The SLE should be calculated using the formula 100,000,000 * 0.75/.01.

How is SLE (single loss expectancy) determined?

SLE serves as the foundation for calculating the single loss that would result from the occurrence of a certain item. The SLE formula is as follows: Asset value times exposure factor equals SLE.

Which statement accurately describes Single Loss Expectancy (SLE)?

The best way to describe single loss expectancy (SLE) is as the complete financial loss brought on by a single occurrence of a hazard.

How are SLE instances calculated?

SLE is calculated as AV times the exposure factor, EF. The loss that will occur to the asset as a result of the threat is referred to as the exposure factor. In our scenario, the SLE is $30,000 and the projected EF is 0.3.

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