How provable is your risk assessment? A two-minute self-assessment. Find out where your register sits on the path from a static record to examination-ready — and what moving up requires. We never see your register.
Assists, never certifies.
Answer a few plain questions about how you maintain your register today. We don’t ask for — and never store — your actual register contents.
Question 1 of 10 Where does your risk register live today?
Spreadsheets, email or documents A single system, updated periodically A live system of record
Question 2 of 10 Can you see the full history of changes to any given risk?
No Partially Yes, in full
Question 3 of 10 Is your register a single structured system, or spread across disconnected places?
Multiple disconnected systems Mostly in one place A single structured system of record
Question 4 of 10 How do you know a listed control is actually effective?
It’s listed, so we assume so We review it periodically It’s independently challenged
Question 5 of 10 Have you ever found a control that existed on paper but not in practice?
We’ve never looked Yes, by accident We actively look for them
Question 6 of 10 Are your mitigations independently challenged for effectiveness?
No, they’re self-assessed Occasionally Yes, routinely
Question 7 of 10 If a regulation changed tomorrow, how would you know which risks it affects?
Manual review Someone tells us We’re flagged continuously
Question 8 of 10 How current is your register at any given moment between reviews?
Unknown Roughly current Provably current
Question 9 of 10 If an examiner asked you to prove your assessment was current and accurate on a specific past date, could you?
No Partially Yes, with a tamper-evident trail
Question 10 of 10 Is your change history tamper-evident?
No Not sure Yes
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