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What Is Risk Management?

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What Is Risk Management? The world will always be filled with uncertainty and with uncertainty inevitably comes risk. Risk management, in its simplest form, is assessing the possibility of something bad happening; i.e. “If I take this action, will it result negatively?”. What Is Risk Management?

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Impact tolerance in operational resilience: A guide for businesses  

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There are many metrics that can be used to measure what could or would cause harm and unlike broader risk management strategies, which aim to prevent disruptions entirely, impact tolerances acknowledge that incidents are inevitable. Prioritize risks with the highest likelihood and potential impact on your operations.

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GDPR Compliance Checklist: How ZenGRC Automates Your Data Privacy Program 

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Book a demo with ZenGRC today and discover how automation can help you achieve GDPR compliance. billion for violating laws on digital privacy and putting the data of EU citizens at risk through Facebook’s EU-U.S. In May of 2023, Meta was hit with a record-breaking GDPR fine of 1.2 data transfers.

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Continuity Christmas Cleanup

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Closing the books. ​Your Business Continuity, Risk Management and related programs can get side-tracked during the holiday rush. An Assessment provides a subjective evaluation or appraisal, and a comparison to what Good looks like. Organizations are putting a bookmark to 2019 and preparing for 2020.

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Building a Future-Proof GRC Strategy: Preparing for the Unknown While Maintaining Compliance Today 

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By implementing scalable control frameworks, integrated governance, centralized data, automation, and continuous monitoring, companies transform GRC from a burden into a strategic advantage that reduces risk while supporting growth. Ready to transform your approach to GRC? Ready to transform your approach to GRC?

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Internal Controls to Prevent Financial Statement Fraud

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“Cooking the books” is a phrase that refers to falsifying financial statements so one can commit accounting fraud. Perhaps the landmark example of cooking books was Enron, the U.S. Risk assessment to evaluate risks associated with the various procedures and data sources used to produce the company’s financial reporting.

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Internal Controls to Prevent Financial Statement Fraud

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“Cooking the books” is a phrase that refers to falsifying financial statements so one can commit accounting fraud. Perhaps the landmark example of cooking books was Enron, the U.S. Risk assessment to evaluate risks associated with the various procedures and data sources used to produce the company’s financial reporting.

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