CCR002
Embed baseline controls universally and trigger enhanced scrutiny only on transactions meeting defined risk thresholds to meet regulatory expectations efficiently.
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Regulations
Control Coverage vs Process Speed
Business ContextBroad control coverage reduces the likelihood that transactions or activities bypass important requirements. Applying every control to every transaction, however, can create delays even where exposure is minimal or conditions are routine.
Audit TRIZ ResolutionSeparate universal control objectives from transaction-specific control intensity. Baseline controls remain embedded across the process, while additional validation is triggered by risk characteristics, exceptions, thresholds, or unusual conditions.
Applicable TRIZ Principles
Principle 1 – Segmentation separates routine transactions from those requiring additional control.
Principle 3 – Local Quality varies control intensity according to exposure.
Principle 23 – Feedback uses transaction and control information to trigger additional intervention.
Expected Outcome
Broad control coverage
Faster routine processing
Greater attention to high-risk activity
Reduced unnecessary control intervention
Decision Indicators
Every transaction passes through identical control stages.
Low-risk processing is delayed by controls designed for exceptional cases.
Control expansion produces increasing processing queues.
Risk information does not influence control intensity.
Employees bypass controls to meet operational deadlines.