Figure 1 provides examples of statements of risk appetite stated in binary terms as being acceptable or not. The examples focus on cybersecurity risk, though the analogy may be extended to other kinds of IT risk, of which cybersecurity risk is a subset.
Indian Cobra or the Naga: Of all the animals worshiped in India, the cobra snake has been one of the most significant symbol in Hinduism associated with wealth, power and fertility that has the longest history. Snake worship can vary from worship of the naga deities associated with water, direct worship of living snakes.
Snake/serpent... A potent and very old symbol, the snake seems to strike a deep and very basic chord in humanity. Take a peek below and you'll see what I mean! Interpretations cover everything from personifying an evil tempter to representing wisdom, healing and rejuvenation. symbol of the dark feminine and deception, it also represents wisdom and cunning. Almost every woman dreams about serpents at least once in her life, which could mean fear of a rival or of the male gender. The serpent stands for physical drives. If something is not right in that area, snake dreams appear.