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RMBOK First Edition (2026) Errata

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Book: Risk Management Body of Knowledge: Principles, Frameworks and Practice for Better Decisions

Authors: Julian Talbot, Miles Jakeman, and Jason Brown

Publisher: RMBOK Pty Ltd, Canberra

Edition: First edition, 2026

Paperback ISBN: 978-1-7636650-6-4

This page records known issues in the first printed edition. None of the items below change the substance of the risk management guidance. They will be corrected in a later printing if a new interior file is prepared.

If you find something that is not listed here, please send the printed page number, a short quotation, and (if you have it) a suggested correction to the contact address on www.rmbok.com.

Last updated: 22 September 2026.

Confirmed correction

Notes — Preface locator (printed page 455)

  • As printed: “Chapter begins on page xxiv.”

  • Correction: The Preface begins on page xxv. Page xxiv is blank.

The notes themselves are correctly numbered and belong with the Preface text that starts on page xxv. If you turn to xxiv from the Notes section, turn one more leaf.

Items noted for a later printing

These are not mistakes that affect meaning. They are recorded so that readers who notice them do not need to write in, and so that a future printing can tidy them if the interior is reset.

Author biographies (page xxvii). Julian Talbot’s biography uses the American spelling “Defense.” Jason Brown’s biography correctly uses “Defence” in the official name Australian Department of Defence. Australian English is intended throughout.

Notes introduction (page 455). The sentence “In the digital edition, select a superscript to open its note…” describes an ebook behaviour. It does not apply to this paperback. In print, notes are collected at the back of the book, grouped by chapter.

“Other books” (page 493). Title capitalisation is inconsistent from line to line (for example SRMBOK Guide To The 30-Day Risk Assessment and From Strategy To Action). The titles and ISBNs given are usable as printed.

Abbreviations — ALARM (page 451). ALARM is described as “a professional membership association supporting risk management practitioners.” That is accurate as a description. The organisation is the UK public-sector risk association historically known as The National Forum for Risk Management in the Public Sector.

Citation style in Notes (pages 455–490). Entries are complete enough to locate the source. Punctuation, italicisation, and access-date style vary between entries. Treat the Notes as a working source list, not as a single house style specimen.

What this edition is

This first edition is a curated, citable snapshot. Companion material, enlarged figures, thematic guides, and any further corrections live on www.rmbok.com. Security-risk companions remain at www.srmbok.com.

Please cite this printing as:

Talbot, Julian, Miles Jakeman, and Jason Brown. Risk Management Body of Knowledge. First edition. Canberra: RMBOK Pty Ltd, 2026. ISBN 978-1-7636650-6-4.

When quoting a passage that is affected by the correction above, use the corrected wording and, if it matters to the reader, mention this errata page.

How to report an issue

Email via the contact details on www.rmbok.com with:

  1. Printed page number (the folio at the foot of the page, not a PDF viewer number).

  2. A short quotation of the line as printed.

  3. What you believe it should say, and why, if that is not obvious.

Reports that identify a wrong fact, a broken cross-reference, or a figure that does not match its caption are the most useful. Preferences about tone or alternative models are welcome as commentary for later editions; they are not errata.

Want to see the full scope of the book? Explore the detailed RMBOK table of contents.

The Risk Management Body of Knowledge ("RMBOK") refers to the book of the same name and the professional body of knowledge related to risk management.

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