First, mitigating controls: this is the set of security and privacy practices that the data recipient has in place.
In process safety, the quantitative risk analysis is a preliminary step, aiming to obtain a final quantitative risk assessment (QRA), in order to ensure that risk is mitigated, controlled, and can be accepted according to some validated criteria.
Mitigating controls evaluate the extent to which the data recipient has good security and privacy practices in place.
The report added: "Skilling, who prides himself on the controls he put in place in many areas at Enron, bears substantial responsibility for the failure of the system of internal controls to mitigate the risk" of the partnerships.
Photograph: Gareth Fuller/PA Ed Davey, the energy secretary, has announced that fracking will be able to resume in the UK, subject to controls "to mitigate the risks of seismic activity".
"The firm has also, since December 2012, committed resource to matters of governance, capital monitoring and reporting systems and controls to mitigate the risk of similar breaches occurring again," the PRA said.
"Skilling, who prides himself on the controls he put in place at many areas of Enron, bears substantial responsibility for the failure of the system of internal controls to mitigate the risk inherent in the relationship between Enron and" the partnerships.
Skilling, who prides himself on the controls he put in place in many areas at Enron, bears substantial responsibility for the failure of the system of internal controls to mitigate the risk inherent in the relationship between Enron and the LJM partnerships...
As distrust is often voiced with regard to remotely managed projects and discussions quickly shift to formal controls to mitigate adverse effects (e.g., fraud), the emotional or empathetic relation to the field seems to suffer as well.
We have not made statistical controls to mitigate the risk of common method bias as the value of this is questioned.
