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Evaluate control

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Gear icon with a blue background, which leads to the initial stage of defining the context.
Bomb icon with a blue background, which leads to the stage of identifying risks and opportunities.
Chart icon with a blue background, which leads to the stage of defining controls.
Checklist icon with a blue background, which leads to the stage of creating the risk plan.
Magnifying glass icon with a blue background, which leads to the stage of analyzing risks and opportunities.
Target with arrow icon with a white background, which leads to the stage of treating risks.
Crossed-out bomb icon with a white background, which leads to the final stage of monitoring risks.

 

Prerequisites

 

Presentation

After analyzing a control, the next important operation is evaluation. This step allows you to identify the impact of the control on the process and determine whether it is significant or not.

This article will show you how to evaluate a control.

 

Evaluate control

If any of the optional features in the Results tab are selected in the evaluation method settings, you will need to fill them in before finalizing the evaluation. The available features are: Significant , Requires control , Requires treatment , Requires document , Requires attachment , Requires justification , and Requires action plan.

In evaluating the control, it is possible to use Copilot , SoftExpert's artificial intelligence, to assist in drafting the justification. For more details, see the article Using AI in text creation and editing.

 

 

Conclusion

With the control analysis properly created, the next step is to run the control test.


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