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To improve enterprise risk management maturity, you need to define your risk appetite, ensure the right people are taking responsibility, and measure progress.
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Risk management is not like looking into a crystal ball and predicting the future with certainty.
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I am not persuaded that risk appetite statements should be the core around which risk management practices and programs are built.
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When it comes to digital risks, vulnerabilities are contagious.
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The Institute of Internal Auditors' new practice guide for internal auditing shares some good insights, but falls short in a few areas.
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While it's impossible to completely eliminate risk, here are four actionable solutions for mitigating your organizational risk in the cloud.
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Data is only becoming more valuable - and more difficult to protect - with every passing day.
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For leaders to balance risk management with company performance, they must keep open lines of communication with risk managers.
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Few organizations are seen as having effective risk management, so there is no exemplar against which to measure success.
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Management needs to take risks to survive and thrive, and that means balancing the potential harms that may occur against the potential rewards.
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Understanding the future of technology offers an invaluable perspective on the kinds of threats you might need to plan for moving forward.
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We need to stop coming up with new words and phrases when all we need to address is the effectiveness of management.
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IIA standards need to be updated so audit providing assurance on enterprise-level risks, not what matters to middle management alone.
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Data breaches are our new reality. Cybercrime is a business. Its participants are always honing their skills to take advantage of business and consumer data.
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