With the digital transformation, the control of information technology is becoming increasingly important, particularly with regard to the risks arising from its use.
Digitalisation is leading to much more significant information risks. Data protection must be complied with, the service offering must be designed to be failure-proof, and the security of information processing must be guaranteed.
This has also been recognised by legislators, who are increasingly regulating the use of information technology in order to reduce the risks of digitalisation and make them more manageable.
However, contrary to regulators' intention to develop and implement individual approaches to risk management in line with the requirements, companies are only aiming for compliance. What is required, is done. No more, no less.
The result is a patchwork of regulations that is inefficient and not very effective overall.
Successful digital transformation is not only based on innovative ideas and the clever use of technology, but also on the overall management of opportunities and risks. The added value created by digital services must be tracked, and the efficiency of the value chain must be monitored. This is crucial for determining whether your company will lead digitalisation or lag behind.
Trustworthiness, however, is the most important factor for the lasting success of digitalisation. Suppliers, partners and customers, in particular, must be able to trust in the quality and security of digital services. This can only be achieved if your company confronts the risks arising from digitalisation and actively manages them. Compliance then occurs (almost) automatically.
We collaborate with you to develop powerful governance for your digital transformation. Together, we ensure that not only regulators, but also your stakeholders can trust you.
