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*Maintain a digital audit trail of risk acceptance decisions
 
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This feature integrates with Cetbix ISMS's broader risk management capabilities, which include:
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*Identification and description of risks, including types, causes, and effects
 
*Identification and description of risks, including types, causes, and effects

Latest revision as of 12:10, 26 December 2024

Digital risk acceptance enables risk to be shared with digital signatures. This functionality is part of Cetbix's Information Security Management System (ISMS), which provides a comprehensive approach to managing and improving information security

Cetbix's Digital Risk Acceptance feature enables risk to be shared with digital signatures[2]. This functionality is part of Cetbix's Information Security Management System (ISMS), which provides a comprehensive approach to managing and improving information security[1].

Digital Risk Acceptance feature

The Digital Risk Acceptance feature allows organizations to:

  • Electronically document and sign off on accepted risks
  • Share risk information securely across the organization
  • Maintain a digital audit trail of risk acceptance decisions

This feature integrates with Cetbix ISMS's broader risk management capabilities, which include:

  • Identification and description of risks, including types, causes, and effects
  • Risk analysis considering probability and potential impacts
  • Risk assessment against predefined acceptance criteria
  • Risk monitoring with reminder notifications and workflows
  • Risk records documentation

By incorporating digital risk acceptance, Cetbix ISMS helps organizations streamline their risk management processes, enhance accountability, and maintain compliance with various security frameworks and standards.

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