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  • Compliance versus Obligation Risks

    Compliance risk are the effects of uncertainty of non-conformance. These impede outcomes. Obligation risk (i.e. opportunities) are the effects of uncertainty of conformance. to optimize risk buy-down and opportunity invest-up plans ISO 31000 Risk Management System - provides a framework to manage risks and opportunities across their life-cycle. When obligation risk is addressed ahead of time it reduces the probability of compliance risk.

  • Holistic Risk Management: A Modern Necessity for Compliance

    When it comes to compliance success, you need to pay attention to all the risk – the threats and the This requires controls and metrics that prevent threats and enables opportunities and the risk should Understanding Holistic Compliance Risk When we think about risk in compliance, we often focus solely Identifying Obligation-Related Risks : Both potential threats to meeting commitments and opportunities risks related to meeting obligations – both negative (threats) and positive (opportunities).

  • Are Your Risk Measures Valid?

    In this article we take a look at the nature of risk reduction controls through the lens of barrier analysis in on barriers which in other industries are called Risk Measures. applicable to general risk management including compliance. Without understanding the causal nature of risk it is impossible to effectively prevent risk from occurring As a result it is no wonder that risk registers rarely contain the risks that really matter with measures

  • You Cannot Transfer Risk

    The ownership for risk started to migrate from where it once was to the new risk manager. We believe that by transferring responsibility we are also transferring risk. Those that are accountable for the objective should also be accountable for the risk. However, if you own the objective you cannot delegate your ownership of risk. In essence, risk can never be transferred. Who owns risk within your organization?

  • The Effects of Cyber Risk on Compliance Programs

    individuals affected, the UK National Health Service (NHS) was hardest hit placing patients possibly at risk Cyber risk has the potential to affect compliance programs which are intended to keep: people, the environment Does your cyber risk assessment extend beyond covered processes or high consequence areas? Is the identification of cyber risks part of your overall risk management program? What step can you take to improve the management of cyber risk within your organization?

  • Are Your Risk & Compliance Programs Effective?

    More than 75% of companies never measure the effectiveness of their risk & compliance programs. the Proactive Certainty Scorecard™ (Version 3) to help organizations quickly assess how well their risk After you complete this scorecard we will schedule a free orientation session with one of our risk & The Proactive Certainty Scorecard™ is applicable to all risk & compliance domains including: Quality , Supply Chain Risk, and overall Risk and Compliance.

  • What Curling Can Teach Us About Risk

    Why curlers make the best risk managers. Curling Can Teach Us About Risk Risk management is an essential aspect of every business, organization When it comes to risk management, we can learn some lessons from curling: Understanding risk and opportunity In risk management, preventive measures aim to avoid or reduce risks before they occur. Similarly, in risk management, it is important to know when to take risks and when to play it safe.

  • You're Not Managing Risk—You're Just Cleaning Up Messes

    Risk Management is a Feed Forward Process The best captains? Here's the truth that will revolutionize how you think about risk: Risk management is a feedforward process Walk into any company's "risk management" meeting, and you'll see the problem immediately. They're not managing risk at all—they're managing the aftermath of risks that already materialized. True risk management is feedforward by definition.

  • Is Risk Real?

    These risks are anticipated threats predicted by risk models, observations of past events, or other forms It also created the opportunity for risk. with the risks associated with compliance. This is another example of how risk perception affects our decisions. However, calibrating risk perceptions is not always easy to do.

  • Cybersecurity Risk: An Overview of Annual Loss Expectancy (ALE )

    How is ALE used to Manage Risk? ALE is a critical tool in managing cybersecurity risks. Inherent risk refers to the level of risk that exists without any mitigating controls in place, while treated risk refers to the level of risk that remains after implementing mitigating controls. threat, with an inherent risk ALE of $100 and a treated risk ALE of $50. Risk IT Framework.

  • Mapping KPI, KRI, and KCI to the Bowtie Risk Model

    A Guide to Evaluating Risk Performance and Effectiveness Introduction To proactively contend with risks optimize risk management strategies and enhance overall performance. Understanding the Bowtie Risk Model The Bowtie Risk Model is a visual and qualitative risk analysis tool business conditions and risk profiles. risk management performance and effectiveness.

  • Protect your Value Chain from AI Risk

    now learn to govern their use of AI across their value chain to protect stakeholders from preventable risk building Responsible AI and/or AI Safety Programs to deliver on obligations and contend with AI specific risk To stay ahead of AI risk you can no longer wait.

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