Definition
A risk management system is the set of activities, methods, people, processes, places, and relationships that, when effectively coordinated, positively influence the risks affecting an organization’s ability to achieve its objectives.
In Jigsaw the system is a living system — it learns, adapts, and evolves. Pieces record it, the rhythm runs it, the one journey grows it, and the GMR grades how well it is being run.
Why This Matters
A system is what makes protection reliable. Individual controls, however good, depend on the attention of the people who happen to run them; a coordinated system carries the attention itself — on schedule, on the record, and past every change of staff and season.
Related Entries
- Living Systems and Living SAM Risk Management
- Risk Management
- Piece
- Governance Maturity Rating (GMR)