Compliance Oversight & Risk Management

eXpress badging® manages compliance through a centralized lead role and a distributed accountability model aligned with our Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS).

📝 This ensures that compliance responsibilities are both owned at the executive level and embedded into daily operations across all departments.


🧑‍💼 Governance Structure

📌 Compliance Lead

  • Manages the Compliance Knowledge Base.

  • Oversees training programs and documentation.

  • Tracks and monitors regulatory issues.

  • Escalates unresolved risks to executive leadership.

🏢 Department Heads

  • Carry cybersecurity accountability within their departments.

  • Responsibilities are documented in the Accountability Chart (EOS).

  • Report on compliance metrics and issues during quarterly reviews.

📊 Quarterly Reviews

  • Compliance and risk metrics are reviewed during EOS Level 10 meetings.

  • Outstanding issues are tracked in Jira and HubSpot until resolved.

  • Progress is monitored through EOS Scorecards.


🔄 Risk Tracking & Resolution Process

  1. Identify – Risks and compliance gaps are detected through audits, training, or reports.

  2. Log – Issues are recorded in Jira or HubSpot.

  3. Assign – Ownership is assigned to the appropriate Department Head.

  4. Resolve – Remediation is carried out with oversight from the Compliance Lead.

  5. Review – Resolution is verified in the next quarterly compliance assessment.


📂 Supporting Documentation


📊 NIST CSF 2.0 Alignment

Function Compliance Oversight Examples
Identify (ID) Accountability Chart defines ownership of compliance tasks
Protect (PR) Department Heads enforce security processes
Detect (DE) Risks identified via audits, training, and reports
Respond (RS) Issues tracked and resolved through Jira/HubSpot
Recover (RC) Quarterly reviews ensure follow-up and continuous improvement
Govern (GV) Compliance oversight centralized with executive ownership