С-level executive
more business value, a C-Level executive needs a linkage between key corporate
objectives and existing risks to achieve these objectives. Moreover, chief officers
have to elaborate an action plan to deal with those risks in an increasingly
complex operating environment.
involvement by C-Level executives. In order to make a place for an RM program in strategic
planning, a chief officer has to deal with the following:
Regulatory compliance in order to prevent monetary penalties and reputational damage. Non-compliance with relevant laws, regulations and standards could be grounds for altering a company's legal status.
Control of the business planning cycle to ensure that strategic ideas are not leaked. Such data leakage could result in financial losses or give an edge to competitors, who have similar products and the potential to threaten the company’s existing market share.
Human resources management to ensure tasks are handled by the appropriate employees and that the working relationship is beneficial. Staffing issues constitute a key risk factor to any business because employees can leave suddenly, pit staff against top management, persuade colleagues to commit sabotage, etc. All such actions could lead to poor performance.
Identify violations of various types - theft, kickbacks, bribes, etc.
Protect your data and IT infrastructure with advanced auditing and analysis capabilities
Monitor employee productivity, get regular reports on top performers and slackers
Conduct detailed investigations, reconstructing the incident step by step
process and stay ahead of internal corporate risks through the following:
Web camera photos and video of employees (for example, when logging into business systems)
Audit of data transferred via communication channels or uploaded to devices
The system allows you to monitor employee activity in the workplace
Audit of operations on a file system and file servers
Activity on the Internet
User activity video recording
Corporate telephony recording
PC microphone audio recording
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