One of our clients, a multinational company with a significant global presence, was struggling with fragmented risk management practices across its regions.
With different risk protocols in place, the organization found it difficult to maintain consistent oversight of technology risks.
This posed a significant challenge in terms of maintaining regulatory compliance, avoiding operational disruptions, and ensuring the security of global operations.
The company needed a scalable, comprehensive risk management solution that could adapt to local regulatory environments while providing centralized control and real-time visibility for senior management.
Solution
Our advisors designed and implemented a global risk and control self-assessment (RCSA) framework, aimed at standardizing the identification, assessment, and mitigation of technology risks across the entire organization.
The framework was carefully tailored to account for the unique regulatory, operational, and cultural needs of various regions while ensuring a uniform approach to risk management.
To provide real-time insights, we developed interactive technology risk dashboards that enabled senior leadership to monitor risk exposure in real-time and respond proactively to emerging threats.
Our approach also included in-depth training and workshops for regional teams, ensuring the framework’s successful adoption.
Results
The RCSA framework was successfully deployed throughout the organization, standardizing risk management processes and improving the ability to address both local and global risks.
Risk dashboards optimized reporting to senior leadership, giving them real-time insights into the organization’s risk posture, enabling more informed and timely decision-making.
This holistic approach led to a 25% reduction in unaddressed risk areas in the first year, ensuring a proactive rather than reactive approach to managing technology risks.
The new framework strengthened the organization’s compliance with global and regional regulations, boosting confidence among stakeholders and partners.
