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Creating Risks

Creating Risks

Creating and Managing Risks

Creating Risks from an Authoritative Document

  1. Navigate to the Authoritative Document:

    • Open the desired Authoritative Document.

    • Click the Risks icon in the right panel.

  1. Assign or Create a Risk:

    • Click Assign Risk.

    • Use the search box to check for an existing risk.

    • If no match is found, click Create to add a new risk.

3. Fill in Risk Details:

  • Risk Name: Enter the title of the risk.

  • Risk Description: Provide a detailed explanation.

  • Exposure:

    • Enter any penalties tied to the risk.

    • Toggle Criminal Charges if applicable.

  • Assigned Owners: View or assign responsible parties.

4. Save the Risk:

  • Click Save to finalize the creation.

    • Alternatively, select Create Control to set up a control for the risk.

Creating Risks from the Risks List View

  1. Navigate to the Risks Tab:

    • Go to the Compliance Management section.

    • Select the Risks tab.

  2. Add New Risk:

    • Click the Add Risk icon in the top-right.

    • The Add New Risk modal will open.

  1. Enter Risk Details:

    • Risk Name: Add a name for the risk.

    • Risk Description: Provide a brief description.

    • Exposure:

      • Add penalties (if any).

      • Toggle Criminal Exposure as needed.

  2. Save:

    • Click Save to store the risk.

    • The new risk will appear in the list.

Creating a Risk from Highlighted Text in an Authoritative Document

  1. Highlight the Relevant Text
    Select the portion of the authoritative document that presents a potential risk.

  2. Click the “Add Risk” Icon

    • Hover over the highlighted text until the action menu appears.

    • Click on the flame icon labeled “Add Risk.”

  3. Enter Risk Details

    • In the Risk creation window, provide a title and description for the risk.

    • Define the potential impact and likelihood if applicable.

    • Add any mitigation strategies or controls that address the risk.

  4. Save the Risk

    • Click Save to add the risk to your compliance management framework.

 

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