The two kinds of PROACTIVE controls are
Proactive controls are those measures implemented to prevent undesirable events before they occur. Promoting controls are designed to encourage desired behaviors and outcomes, such as compliance with policies and procedures. Preventive controls are aimed at stopping undesirable events or actions before they happen, such as implementing security measures to prevent unauthorized access. Both types of controls are essential for effective risk management and ensuring the security and integrity of an organization's processes and systems. Reference:
COSO Internal Control -- Integrated Framework
ISO/IEC 27002:2013 - Information technology - Security techniques - Code of practice for information security controls
Barb
23 days agoPhillip
24 days agoLamar
1 days agoChauncey
1 months agoEleonora
1 months agoShantell
1 months agoNichelle
5 days agoMari
12 days agoLajuana
16 days agoNancey
16 days agoMelissa
23 days agoMitzie
1 months agoTricia
2 months agoRuth
2 months agoYoulanda
2 months ago