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Governance, risk & compliance (GRC) training

Practical training for boards, managers and specialists on governance, risk, compliance and resilience.

Learn how to run governance, risk and compliance as one system.

This course explains what governance, risk and compliance are, how they fit together, and how to connect them with business continuity, cyber and third-party risk. It uses recognised standards and real examples, and is adapted to your sector and region. Delivery is online or in person, in public or in-house sessions.

Background reading: What is Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC)?. For advice rather than training, see our GRC consulting.

Audience and outcomes.

Board and senior managers

Understand responsibilities, oversight questions and the reports to ask for.

Risk, compliance and audit staff

Build practical skills in registers, controls, testing and reporting.

Business continuity and resilience managers

Link continuity, incident and supplier risk to wider governance.

IT, security and procurement

Work with shared control sets, third-party risk and evidence.

After the course, participants should be able to explain the three disciplines, map key obligations, use a risk and control framework, contribute to policies and reports, and recognise how continuity and resilience fit in.

Modules.

1

GRC fundamentals

Definitions, purpose, benefits, the three lines model and how GRC links to ERM and operational resilience.

2

Governance

Boards and committees, decision rights, delegated authority, ethics and culture, accountability and reporting.

3

Risk management

Risk appetite, identification, assessment, treatment, registers, key risk indicators and links to ISO 31000 and COSO.

4

Compliance

Mapping laws, regulations, standards and contracts to controls. ISO 37301, ISO 27001, ISO 22301, sector rules and regional examples.

5

Controls and assurance

Control design and testing, internal audit, evidence, audit readiness and handling findings.

6

Third-party, concentration and cyber risk

Supplier tiering, due diligence, exit plans, concentration risk and cyber governance.

7

Continuity, incident and crisis governance

How continuity plans, incident management, crisis arrangements and emergency planning are overseen.

8

Reporting, tools and improvement

Dashboards, metrics, GRC tools, lessons from incidents and continual improvement.

Formats and style.

In-house

Delivered for your organisation, using your policies, risks and regulators as examples.

Public sessions

See the course calendar for dates.

Online or in person

Live online or classroom sessions in the Gulf States and Middle East.

Workshops and exercises

Case studies, group exercises, and a tabletop exercise on a governance or resilience scenario.

GRC training questions.

How long is the course?
Typical formats range from a half-day board briefing to a multi-day programme. We tailor the length to your audience. Contact us for options.
Is this a BCI certification course?
No. It is an ADVOX course. For BCI certification see CBCI Certification, which covers business continuity good practice.
Can the course use our own policies and risks?
Yes, in in-house sessions we use your policies, risk register and regulatory context, so the training is practical.
Do you provide GRC consulting too?
Yes. See GRC consulting.

Talk to ADVOX about GRC training.

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