What is AFI10-2402 CRITICAL ASSET RISK MANAGEMENT PROGRAM?
AFI10-2402 is an AirForce regulation that establishes guidelines and procedures for the Critical Asset Risk Management Program (CARMP), which is designed to identify, assess, and mitigate risks to critical assets within the AirForce.

Which assets are considered critical under AFI10-2402?
Critical assets include any AirForce resources, facilities, or systems that are essential to the success of missions, operations, or required by law, directives, or regulations.

What is the purpose of the CARMP?
The CARMP aims to help prioritize resources, determine appropriate risk levels, and implement risk mitigation measures to protect critical assets and ensure continuity of operations.

Who is responsible for implementing the CARMP?
Commanders, unit heads, and senior leaders at all levels are responsible for implementing the CARMP within their respective organizations.

How should organizations identify critical assets?
Organizations should conduct a comprehensive assessment of their operations and identify the assets that are crucial to mission success, considering factors such as operational impact, vulnerability, criticality, and threat levels.

What does the risk management process entail under AFI10-2402?
The risk management process involves identifying risks to critical assets, assessing their potential impact, prioritizing risks based on severity, developing risk mitigation strategies, and implementing those strategies.

Are there specific risk assessment tools recommended by AFI10-2402?
AFI10-2402 does not specify any particular risk assessment tools. However, organizations are encouraged to use established risk management methodologies endorsed by the AirForce or employ tools that best suit their needs.

How often should risk assessments be conducted under the CARMP?
Risk assessments should be conducted on a regular basis to ensure that new threats and vulnerabilities are identified and managed. Frequency may vary depending on the nature of the assets and the evolving risk landscape.

Is the CARMP applicable to all AirForce units and organizations?
Yes, the CARMP is applicable to all AirForce units, organizations, contractors, and subcontractors that have the responsibility for critical assets or provide support to critical assets.