Control Self-Assessment
What is Control Self-Assessment?
A process where operational teams evaluate the effectiveness of their own controls and risk management practices using structured methodology.
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What the standards actually require on control self-assessment
Requirements naming control self-assessment across 2 standards, quoted from the control text.
Management and process owners are encouraged to strengthen controls proactively through an ongoing self-assessment programme that judges how complete and effective management's control is over processes, policies and contracts: a consistent, agreed self-assess...
cobit-2019::MEA02.03 · MEA02.03 Perform control self-assessments →Managers and work teams in business units, functions and processes take part in control self-assessments that monitor the effectiveness of IT operations controls, gauge performance, assess system criticality and identify risks, without replacing independent au...
ffiec-it-examination-handbook::AIO-VI.D.3 · VI.D.3 Control Self-Assessments (Architecture, Infrastructure, and Operations) →Questions people ask about control self-assessment
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