CCR005
Mandate enterprise-wide control objectives and minimum standards while permitting local mechanisms that demonstrably achieve the required risk reduction.
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Regulations
Control Standardization vs Local Requirements
Business ContextStandardized controls improve consistency, governance, testing, training, and enterprise oversight. Different jurisdictions, technologies, business models, operating environments, and risk profiles may make a universal control design inefficient or inappropriate.
Audit TRIZ ResolutionStandardize control objectives and minimum requirements while allowing local mechanisms to vary. Local implementations must demonstrate that they achieve the required control function and meet applicable risk and regulatory conditions.
Applicable TRIZ Principles
Principle 3 – Local Quality adapts control mechanisms to local operating conditions.
Principle 6 – Universality preserves common control objectives across the organization.
Principle 1 – Segmentation separates global minimum requirements from local control components.
Expected Outcome
Consistent control objectives
Better local applicability
Reduced unnecessary exceptions
Stronger enterprise governance
Decision Indicators
Global controls conflict regularly with local operations.
Business units create unofficial alternatives to standardized controls.
Local regulatory requirements require extensive manual workarounds.
Control testing shows compliance with form but weak risk reduction.
Every location independently redesigns common controls.