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This domain is well understand with vast amounts of knowledge, expertise, and practices to improve the certainty This is a world that is not as well defined, often non-linear, and always in the presence of uncertainty book: The concepts of outcome chains and connections, the emergence loop, and the nature of outcome uncertainty

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Lean and risk management practices are helpful to reduce waste and improve efficiencies not only for Promise keeping should be risk and evidence-based. Do you know what your overall compliance risk is - are your assets more than your liabilities? This will include operational risk.

together to produce the outcome of compliance: better safety, security, sustainability, quality, lower risk

For example, you might prioritize improvements that address high-risk areas or that can be implemented This might involve tracking key compliance metrics, conducting regular risk assessments, and reviewing those improvements to ensure your organization is effective at staying between the lines and ahead of risk

as: computer, sustainability, environmental, bio-medical, social, cybersecurity, safety, aerospace, risk than ever as we look to science and technology to help address climate change, sustainability, cyber risk

This approach makes sense when you have a a high degree of certainty in both the ends and the means of critical when it comes to advancing quality, safety, environmental and regulatory outcomes where the risks Members of The Proactive Certainty Program™ learn and use systems-thinking to reach operational and effective compliance faster and with high degree of certainty than traditional approaches.

Replacing spreadsheets with automated tools has some utility but it is not enough to stay ahead of risk

) How best to improve compliance What level of investment to make What is at stake and the level of risk micro-macro and means-ends parameters: Prescriptive-based (micro/means ) - rules that if followed will reduce risk Management-based (macro/means) - processes that must be followed to manage obligations and risk. organizations may elect to use a combination of the four regulatory designs based on the nature of the risks Compliance analysts should be aware of this when they identify obligations and evaluate compliance risk

These provide an excellent set of initial risk measures specifically designed for small and medium sized get started with cybersecurity, Next we will consider what I call, the triple threat against cyber risk as part of the organization’s overall risk management process. It is risk-based and not a one-size fits all strategy intended to be adapted by organizations based on their level of risk and safety obligations.

This reduces waste, risk, and overall complexity.

However, when it comes to risks that happen infrequently this process is not as effective as it could In Malcolm Sparrow's book, "The Character of Harms" he outlines several qualities of these kinds of risks that impact on the effectiveness of risk mitigation specifically with respect to prevention: The very Sparrow outlines a path forward: Counteract the temptation to ignore the risk.  Focus more on the impact of the risk rather than only the likelihoods.