17. A risk identifying processor-implemented method, comprising: collecting, by a processor, information from a plurality of information sources; translating, via the processor, the collected information into at least one standardized format; parsing, via the processor, the information into a plurality of portions; determining, via the processor, a risk-relevancy metric of each of the plurality of portions, the risk-relevancy metric of each of the plurality of portions indicating a likelihood that a respective portion of the plurality of portions of the information is relevant to at least one risk; analyzing, via the processor, the parsed information to determine risk relevancy of the parsed information for determining a risk-relevancy tag; tagging, via the processor, at least one portion of the information as risk-relevant based on the determined risk-relevancy metric; filtering, via the processor, the tagged at least one portion of the information to remove information not deemed to be risk-relevant; filtering, via the processor, a redundancy of the tagged at least one portion of the information; storing, via the processor, the filtered tagged at least one portion of the information in a data storage structure; and outputting, via the processor, the information stored in the data storage structure to a risk identification graphical user interface.
26. The method of claim 17 , further comprising computing an overall risk-relevancy metric for the information.