Internal control: 2nd line of defense (CP2)

2/6/26
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Pierre Sorel
A new perspective on second-line controls.
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🤝 Link Controls to each Risk to ensure that the control strategy is properly followed throughout your company.

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1. Simplify the connection between Controls and Risks
2. Track interactive action plans
3. Enable continuous improvement of controls

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