Using a hybrid approach, the project team and stakeholders created and reviewed the risk log at project start. Midway through, they become misaligned on risks and mitigation strategies. When should risks be reviewed to maintain alignment between the team and stakeholders?

In a hybrid approach, which often incorporates agile principles, risk reviews should be an ongoing and frequent activity. "During each iteration and review" (D) ensures that risks and mitigation strategies are continuously discussed and updated, maintaining alignment between the team and stakeholders. This proactive approach helps identify new risks, reassess existing ones, and adapt strategies promptly. "During each steering committee meeting" (A) is typically too infrequent for detailed risk discussions in a hybrid context. "During the retrospectives" (B) focuses on process improvement, not primarily on risk identification and mitigation for the current work. "During the risk register update" (C) describes an action, not a scheduled meeting or event for team and stakeholder alignment.