The correct answer is Enterprise Risk Executive.

The Enterprise Risk Executive is the organizational role charged with directing and overseeing the enterprise risk management program and making sure it stays aligned with company policies and objectives. This role operates at the enterprise level and coordinates risk strategy, governance, reporting, and policy alignment across business units.

Chief Risk Officer is an executive role that can have similar responsibilities in some organizations but it is not the specific term used in this question. The exam answer requires the enterprise level role named Enterprise Risk Executive rather than the more general title.

System Authorizer is responsible for formally accepting risk for a specific information system and granting authorization to operate. That role works at the system level and does not direct the enterprise risk management program.

System Risk Owner is responsible for managing risks for an individual system or application. That role focuses on system level controls and mitigation plans and does not oversee enterprise wide risk management.

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