A Cognitive Risk Framework for the 4th Industrial Revolution
As we move into the 4th Industrial Revolution (4IR), risk management is poised to undergo a significant shift. James Bone ...
Tag: Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)
The Committee of Sponsoring Organizations (COSO) points out that ERM, among other things is:
- An ongoing process
- Applied in strategy setting and across the enterprise
- Designed to identify potential events that, if they occur, will affect the entity and to manage risk within its risk appetite
- Provides reasonable assurance regarding the achievement of business objectives
COVID-19: The Ultimate Tabletop Exercise
The global coronavirus outbreak is putting every organization’s business continuity plans to the test. Geneia’s Rick Reed suggests that if ...
The Risks of Undervaluing a Focus on Culture
On a long enough timeline, every system needs reworking to avoid failure. Gary Patterson and Robert Barker share how even ...
The 3 Final Pillars of the Cognitive Risk Framework
The five pillars of the cognitive risk framework (CRF) are designed to provide a 3D view of enterprise risks. James ...
Enterprise Risk 2020: Are We Ready for Security 4.0?
G4S’ Rachelle Loyear points to several risk data points from ISACA’s recent State of Enterprise Risk Management survey, offers tactics ...
How to Drive Faster Action on Emerging Risks
Gartner’s Matt Shinkman discusses a sound strategy to increase executive urgency to address exposure to emerging risks, including building agreement ...
What Is ERM and Why Is It Important?
Enterprise risk management (ERM) is an enigma. Many executives say they do it, yet gather 10 of them in a ...
What the C-Suite Needs to Know about Cybersecurity and Compliance
Steve Durbin, Managing Director of the Information Security Forum (ISF), discusses some of the key risks to organizations today and ...
Does ERM Really Matter in Your Organization?
Maturing Risk Management in Light of COSO Updates Recent updates to the COSO framework serve to clarify the significance of ...
Cognitive Governance: The First Pillar of a Cognitive Risk Framework
Cognitive governance is a radical departure from traditional risk management. James Bone explains the benefits and how the former complements ...
Despite Growing in Maturity, Work Remains for ERM
A Gartner survey of more than 100 organizational risk leaders shows that ERM is maturing as a function. As Gartner’s ...
Beware What Lurks in the Dark
12 Steps to Reveal and Reduce Cyber-Breach Risk One hundred percent of businesses are or will be victims of a ...
