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Controls & treatments

Controls and treatments that stay accountable

Assign control owners and track actions, due dates, status, and residual risk, so accountability and reporting readiness are never in doubt.

All Features

Controls

Effectiveness
Access review82%
Vendor assurance64%
Asset inspection91%
Policy renewal47%
In the product

Where the work happens

An illustrative view of the working surface. All figures are example data.

Controls

Effectiveness
Access review82%
Vendor assurance64%
Asset inspection91%
Policy renewal47%
The problem

What it solves

The everyday friction this removes from public-sector risk work.

Controls have no clear owner

Every control carries an accountable owner

Actions slip without follow-up

Due dates, status, and review cadence are tracked

Residual risk is unclear

Residual rating updates as treatments progress

How it works

Ownership in three moves

Each step backed by a working surface, not a static slide.

01
Step 01

Assign ownership

Give each control an owner and accountable department.

02
Step 02

Track the work

Set due dates, evidence, and review cadence.

03
Step 03

Review residual risk

Update residual rating as treatments are completed.

Capabilities

What controls carry

Structured fields and tracked follow-up, not free text in a spreadsheet.

01Control and treatment owners
02Due dates and review cadence
03Evidence attachment
04Residual risk tracking
05Status history
06Reporting-ready control status
Outcomes

What changes

  • Accountability is explicit before work starts, not after it slips.

  • Review meetings open with status, not apologies.

  • Residual ratings reflect the work actually completed.

FAQ

Common questions

Due dates and review cadence are tracked, so overdue items surface on their own instead of waiting for a meeting.
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