Audit Board
DECEMBER 7, 2022
2023 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for business leaders. On your connected risk journey, careful planning and guidance from audit, risk management, and compliance professionals are essential for business success when facing risk challenges such as digital transformation, climate change, supply chain disruption, and economic uncertainty.
Audit Board
APRIL 13, 2023
They can begin by better understanding and prioritizing their companies’ risks through the lens of my IRM Navigator model, which identifies four universally applicable risk management objectives of P erformance, R esilience, A ssurance, and C ompliance (PRAC). Resilience: Are You Prepared to Respond to and Recover From Risk Events?
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Audit Board
SEPTEMBER 7, 2023
What does “good” ESG governance and strategy look like, and how are companies integrating it with existing risk and compliance governance structures? They feel an increasing urgency to get in place the people, processes, controls, and technologies needed to support reliable, up-to-date, accessible, and auditable ESG reporting.
Audit Board
JANUARY 12, 2023
But this often leaves organizations in a position where there is little certainty about where to start. . This Cybersecurity Risk Assessment Guide provides specific guidance on how organizations may choose to build a cybersecurity risk management program that will ensure compliance with commonly-used cybersecurity frameworks.
Audit Board
AUGUST 16, 2023
With that in mind, conversations about risks can progress by asking, “What could go wrong?” Within the business environment, identifying risks starts with key stakeholders and management, who first define the organization’s objectives. Are these opportunities aligned with business goals and objectives? or “What if?”
Harvard Corporate Governance
AUGUST 21, 2023
Data privacy risk is a major concern with generative AI, since user data is often stored to improve the quality of data. Compliance risks arising from the rapidly evolving global regulatory environment. Increased cybersecurity risks. Monitoring and complying with evolving AI legislation must be a priority for management.
Audit Board
MAY 10, 2023
To this end, companies would be required to affirm whether they have a cybersecurity risk assessment program , how it works, how it fits into strategy and planning, and whether it uses (and how it chooses) third parties. In particular, all three require some form of examination to ensure that certifications or statements can be backed up.
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