<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Measuring GRC success requires focusing on specific, impactful metrics, such as tracking documented risks, new risks added, and risk severity distribution.</li><li>Efficiently treating high-risk issues, evaluating mitigation costs, and assessing remaining risk post-mitigation are crucial for effective GRC management.</li><li>Monitoring compliance gaps, audit trends, and completion of mandatory training by employees helps in reducing regulatory risks and enhancing organizational culture.</li><li>Tracking vendor compliance, timeliness of report filing, and proactive vs. reactive compliance measures are essential for risk management.</li><li>Escalating top risks to leadership, evaluating control effectiveness, and timely incident response contribute to operational maturity and risk foresight.</li><li>Establishing baseline values, setting SMART goals, and embedding metrics into routine practices are key steps in improving GRC performance.</li></ul>

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