1. Regulatory Change Management
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  3. Test a control and raise a finding
Process · Test a control and raise a finding

Test a control and raise a finding

Capture test evidence and turn an exception into an owned finding.

Step by step

  1. Open the assessment Control Owner

    The Control Owner selects the current testing record and its scoped business unit.

    • Establish test context
    • Updates Assessments 2
  2. Identify the control Control Owner

    The test line points to the control being examined and records its code.

    • Link the test to a control
    • Updates Controls 2, Assessment tests 2
  3. Perform the test Control Owner

    The owner records the test date, sample size, exception count and evidence reference.

    • Record sample and evidence
    • Updates Assessment tests 2
  4. Choose the result Control Owner

    The owner marks the line pending, passed, failed or inconclusive according to the evidence.

    • Record the test outcome
    • Updates Assessment tests 2
  5. Raise a finding Control Owner

    A failed result can lead to a finding with severity and a description tied to the control.

    • Describe the issue and severity
    • Updates Findings 2
  6. Hand off for action Control Owner

    The team assigns corrective work against the finding.

    • Assign follow-up work
    • Updates Corrective actions 2, Findings 2
Control Owner
Records the test and finding; Independent Assurance Reviewer examines the evidence; Auditor reads the final test history.

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