Control ownership rotates so often that sufficiency reviews never stick to a responsible person. What monitoring foundation is missing?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
If everyone briefly “owns” the control, nobody really does. Reviews die in the handoff pile. Pick a lasting owner—or a clean succession—so sufficiency checks actually happen.
Full Explanation
Effective monitoring depends on accountable ownership over time. Rapid rotation without handover leaves reviews unscheduled, incomplete, or orphaned. Organizations should assign clear ongoing owners (with documented succession) for control sufficiency reviews so continuous improvement has a durable accountability path.