Abstract
Institutes, professors, and students from all around the world are using e-learning as a regular educational tool. It facilitates communication between students and teachers while also assisting them in their lectures by offering a platform for them to share documents, notes, quizzes, and grades. E-learning also gives knowledge seekers, who aren't necessarily students but want to educate themselves on a certain subject, access to an education via a computer. Furthermore, it enables people living in tough circumstances to obtain an education and earn a degree online, on their own time. E-learning systems primarily separated in two purposes 1) functionalities of the hardware and software system support 2) education and transmitting knowledge. In e-Learning, data manipulation, fraudulent user authentication, and confidentiality threats are all major security concerns. Meanwhile, e-Learning trends demand that applications, learning environments, and heterogeneous systems be more interoperable. This paper discussed on risk management of e-learning, risks, threats, and vulnerabilities associated with E-learning and recommendation of risk control.