Risk
Risk refers to threats an organization faces -- loss of earnings, loss of reputation, or harm of any kind. These articles explore the challenges of preventing, identifying and mitigating risk.
Risk can come in many forms, including financial issues, legal liabilities, strategic or leadership errors, or accidents and natural disasters. Today, IT- and data-related risks are growing concerns.
The following articles about risk look at the issue from many angles, especially from that of compliance officers and risk managers.
What Do Aesop’s Fables and Risk Management Frameworks Have in Common?
Aesop's Fables is a collection of tales by the Greek storyteller Aesop. We don’t know the true intent of Aesop’s stories, but we do know that the fables were intended to teach children about life lessons.
Best Practices for Mitigating Co-Employment and Independent Contractor Compliance Risks
When properly managed, non-employees give businesses a competitive advantage, but improper hiring and management practices can introduce employers to a whole other set of challenges and risk. Matt Rivera breaks down the potential co-employment and independent contractor compliance issues, and discusses the best practices for implementing a compliance program to protect your organization.
Examining Systems Output Controls
James Bone warns against a "mini Y2K" that might exist at many firms in the form of service recoveries, customer rebates for inaccurate calculations, or financial statement restatements. By implementing regular health checks on systems output controls, a significant number of these problems can be reduced or prevented.
