Having the right set of key risk indicators (KRIs) is critical to aligning your IT risk posture to organizational performance. KRIs allow you to anticipate and quickly respond to issues before they disrupt operations, breach sensitive data, or cause financial damage. But many IT teams aren’t sure of where to start when building out KRIs.

Download this white paper for an overview of IT KRIs to help build your roadmap. You’ll discover:

• The differences between KPIs, KRIs, and KCIs
• How to overcome challenges of implementing and managing KRIs
• 15+ examples of KRIs to start or improve your program

If 2020 taught us anything, it’s that organizations with robust TPRM processes adapt better to supply chain uncertainty and new vendor risks. This year, organizations need to double-down on efficient and reliable vendor onboarding processes. And internal audit has a critical role to play.

Join this webinar to learn how TPRM and audit teams can work together to improve vendor due diligence and build more efficient workflows. You’ll learn how to:

• Get the right stakeholders involved.
• Use automation to perform more onboarding requests, risk assessments, and remediation.
• Improve communications with third parties.

The global pandemic has left many compliance leaders concerned about increased third-party risk. 52% of legal and compliance leaders are most worried about cybersecurity risks, followed by privacy, fraud, and ethical conduct.*

This eBook looks at how organizations can continue to pivot and build the right processes to maintain a secure third-party risk-management profile when the unexpected occurs. You’ll learn:

• Why the focus on third-party risk has increased.
• How the shift to remote work has impacted third-party risk.
• A step-by-step approach to improve your third-party risk management program.

Machine learning transforms huge amounts of data into knowledge to drive better decisions. Organizations are now exploring how it can increase team capacity and effectiveness for governance, risk management, and compliance activities.

This eBook is designed to help GRC professionals approach machine learning from a risk-based perspective, rather than a technical one. You’ll learn:

• How to identify, assess, and manage common machine learning risk.
• How machine learning supports risk assessments.
• Ways to use machine learning to find fraud.

To drive an effective and informed response to today’s dynamic risk landscape, IT teams need real-time insights into critical risk and control areas that impact organizational objectives. This is where quantifiable key risk indicators (KRIs) come in. They provide early warning signs when risks are heading in an unfavorable direction.

Join tomorrow's CPE-approved webinar and learn how to design, implement, and maintain 15 must-have KRIs for sound IT risk management. You’ll also discover:

• Why KPIs, KRIs, and KCIs are important in today’s IT risk landscape
• Examples of leading, lagging, and current KRIs and what makes them most effective
• How to establish the right KRIs for IT governance at your organization

Regardless of industry, organizations create and collect massive amounts of data. Machine learning looks for patterns in data to make decisions and becomes more accurate through iterations. As new applications for this technology unfold, how can GRC professionals reap the benefits?

This eBook explores how machine learning can make it easier to demonstrate compliance and reduce the cost of managing risk. You’ll also learn how it can help you keep up with ever-changing regulatory requirements and drive sound decision-making. You’ll also learn how machine learning can:

• Analyze huge amounts of both structured and unstructured data.
• Meet ever-increasing regulatory requirements.
• Detect and prevent fraud in your organization.
• Automate critical processes and deliver the answers that drive strategic change.

The recent discovery of cyberhacks via third-party software have made the advanced persistent threat (APT) of supply chain attacks a new priority. But CISOs and IT teams can’t address these risks alone. It’s time to call for backup from internal audit.

In this webinar, we’ll discuss how IT risk and internal audit teams can work together to strengthen internal controls in the face of these advanced persistent threats. As a GRC professional, you’ll learn:

• How infosec, third-party risk, and internal audit teams can collaborate effectively.
• Specific audit procedures that will reduce your organization’s risk exposure.
• Tools and techniques auditors can use to respond to the fallout of emerging cyber risks.

New identity and user access management challenges have arisen due to remote work, restructured teams, and adoption of cloud and mobile tech. IT compliance and audit teams need to provide even more assurance over data validity, integrity, and completeness of testing. But performing manual oversight of identity governance is not a sustainable way to get the assurance you need.

Join this webinar on April 8 at 1 PM ET and discover how to move up the user access maturity scale and make user access testing easier with automation. You’ll also learn:

• How to identify the current maturity of your user access review processes.
• How to centralize and coordinate user access reviews across the business to reinforce the completeness and validity of testing.
• How to automatically connect to systems to maximize the efficiency of user access control testing.
• Practical steps you can take to move from Initial through to Optimized user access review maturity.

For many organizations, compliance requirements are a complex and expensive area to manage—especially since regulations in every sector are constantly evolving and increasing.

As a GRC professional, how do you keep up?

Download this eBook and discover practical tips to improve your regulatory and policy compliance processes. You’ll learn how to:

• Overcome five common compliance challenges.
• Make your compliance processes more efficient and less costly.
• Evaluate and choose the right technology to support your compliance management program.

While organizations know that cybersecurity is an essential safeguard, many prioritize IT compliance primarily to address industry and government regulations. But, due to the global shift to remote work environments and economic uncertainty, data and infrastructure are more vulnerable to attack than ever before.

To be truly effective, GRC teams need to take a risk-first approach. In this eBook, you’ll discover best practices for cyber risk management and how automation can help address compliance and risk objectives, including:

• What “good” looks like for cyber risk management
• Six steps in the business risk assessment process
• The important role of automation in cyber risk management

Cybersecurity has become a top concern for boards which means they’ll be looking to you for assurance and confidence. So how do you effectively communicate risk, threat, and incident response plans to a non-technical audience?

This eBook shares practical tips to increase executive visibility into cyber—for informed decision-making. You'll also learn:

• How to collect, unify, and report on siloed data and assets
• How to automate risk management processes and reduce human error
• How to present key metrics to stakeholders and the board