Control patterns

  • Ownership controls: assign clear accountability for policies, reviews, and exceptions.
  • Evidence controls: define what proof is required, when it is collected, and where it lives.
  • Review controls: create recurring checkpoints for escalation, approval, and exception handling.
  • Change controls: manage updates so governance does not drift over time.

What good looks like

Controls should be simple enough to use, measurable enough to audit, and stable enough to survive routine change.

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Control taxonomy (placeholder)

Control Type Owner Evidence Cadence Escalation Path
Preventive Placeholder role Placeholder (weekly/monthly) Placeholder governance committee
Detective Placeholder role Placeholder (daily/weekly) Placeholder operations leadership
Corrective Placeholder role Placeholder (event-driven) Placeholder control owner review