Enterprise Risk
Organisation-wide identification and prioritisation of operational exposure.
Operations — Operational Risk & Resilience
Operational risk is where strategy meets reality: suppliers, people, systems, sites and processes that must keep working when conditions change.
Building organisations that can anticipate disruption, respond effectively and recover quickly.
Capability areas
This practice is deliberately architected for expansion. Content below describes capability areas and can be extended as services are formalised.
Organisation-wide identification and prioritisation of operational exposure.
Important business services, impact tolerances and resilience testing.
Continuity planning, dependencies and recovery capability.
Command structures, escalation, decision-making and communications.
Concentration, dependency and disruption risk across the supply base.
Due diligence, contractual control and ongoing supplier oversight.
Response, containment, lessons learned and control improvement.
Monitoring the external environment for changes that affect exposure.
Evidence that operational controls are in place and effective.
The Tutandos Methodology
Risk management is not a report. It is a continuing cycle of understanding exposure, establishing control and evidencing assurance.
Identify risk, vulnerabilities and organisational exposure.
Establish ownership, policies, frameworks and appropriate controls.
Implement practical controls proportionate to the risk.
Continuously understand changes in the risk environment.
Provide management and boards with evidence that risks remain controlled.
A short conversation is usually enough to understand where your exposure sits and what proportionate control looks like.