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Risk Register

The risk register is your central repository for all identified risks.

Viewing Risks

Navigate to Risks to see your risk register.

List View

  • Sortable columns
  • Filterable by status, category, level
  • Quick actions

Card View

  • Visual risk cards
  • Status indicators
  • Quick preview

Adding Risks

Manual Entry

  1. Click Add Risk
  2. Fill in risk details:
    • Title — Clear risk description
    • Description — Detailed explanation
    • Category — Risk category
    • Owner — Responsible person
  3. Save the risk

From Templates

  1. Go to RisksTemplates
  2. Browse risk templates
  3. Click Use Template
  4. Customize and save

Bulk Import

  1. Go to RisksImport
  2. Download template
  3. Fill in risks
  4. Upload and confirm

Risk Properties

PropertyDescription
TitleRisk name/description
DescriptionDetailed risk explanation
CategoryOrganizational grouping
OwnerAccountable person
StatusCurrent treatment status
Risk LevelCalculated from assessments
Custom FieldsAdditional tracking data

Risk Categories

Organize risks by category:

  • Strategic Risks
  • Operational Risks
  • Financial Risks
  • Compliance Risks
  • Technology Risks
  • Reputational Risks

Risk Status

StatusDescription
IdentifiedRisk documented, not yet assessed
AssessedRisk has been evaluated
TreatingControls being implemented
MonitoredRisk accepted and being tracked
ClosedRisk no longer relevant

Filtering Risks

Filter your risk register by:

  • Risk Level — Critical, High, Medium, Low
  • Category — Risk category
  • Owner — Assigned owner
  • Status — Treatment status
  • Tags — Custom tags

Risk Details

Click on a risk to see:

Overview Tab

  • Risk description
  • Current risk level
  • Owner and status

Assessments Tab

  • Assessment history
  • Current scores
  • Trend over time

Controls Tab

  • Mapped controls
  • Control effectiveness

Tasks Tab

  • Related tasks
  • Treatment actions

History Tab

  • Change log
  • Audit trail

Best Practices

  1. Be specific — Clearly describe what could go wrong
  2. Assign owners — Every risk needs accountability
  3. Assess regularly — Risk levels change over time
  4. Link to controls — Show how risks are mitigated
  5. Review periodically — Archive risks that are no longer relevant

Next Steps