Engagement
Control gap assessment
Targeted review of control design before remediation plans are agreed with auditors or regulators.
Purpose
When a process has already shown stress — late reconciliations, unclear approvals, or inconsistent cut-off — a control gap assessment maps where design is thin before you commit to remediation wording that cannot be delivered.
What you get
A concise gap memo covering the process boundary, design observations, and practical remediation options ranked by effort. Teams often use this output to write management responses that a later follow-up audit can test cleanly.
Included
- Process walkthrough with owners
- Review of policies and sample transactions
- Gap list with severity framing for internal use
- Suggested remediation wording that is testable later
Not included
- Continuous monitoring or outsourcing of the control itself
- Full internal audit annual plan coverage
Next step
Describe the process under pressure via Contact. We will say whether a gap assessment or a direct follow-up on existing findings is the better first move.
Discuss this engagement
Send your finding register or prior management letter. We confirm fit and propose dates within two business days.
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