Intentional Control Design: Pillar 2 of the CRF for Cybersecurity and ERM
Cognitive governance is the first of five pillars making up the cognitive risk framework; the second is intentional control design. ...
Cognitive governance is the first of five pillars making up the cognitive risk framework; the second is intentional control design. ...
Driving Change to Improve Resilience and Agility Enterprise risk management (ERM) is a framework organizations use to manage risks and seize ...
Reimagining Risk A recent Deloitte poll surveyed nearly 2,400 professionals in a bid to better understand third-party or extended enterprise ...
Building Risk Awareness and Aligning with Business Strategy MetricStream’s latest survey on the state of internal audit finds auditors focused ...
And How an Automated Solution Can Help You Overcome Them In 2017, it’s time for many organizations to stop viewing ...
Creating Situational Awareness Several prominent Wall Street firms are transitioning to a cognitive risk management environment. The changes they’ve made ...
Risk management is fast becoming a business priority. However, research shows that there is minimal understanding of the robust GRC ...
Protiviti and North Carolina State University’s ERM initiative recently joined forces again to conduct an annual survey to gauge business ...
On paper, risks may seem one-dimensional, but they can be far more complex in reality. A one-dimensional approach to three-dimensional ...
The purpose of risk management isn’t solely to avoid and mitigate risks – it’s a key part, yes, but most ...
Reputational harm can do as much damage to a company's bottom line as nearly any other crisis. A proactive plan ...
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