AI-Driven Risk Management: Future-Proof Your Organization with ISO 31000 Frameworks
You're under pressure. Market volatility, regulatory complexity, and emerging threats are accelerating faster than your current risk processes can keep up. You're not just managing risks - you're navigating uncertainty with incomplete tools, outdated frameworks, and mounting board expectations. What if you had a clear, battle-tested system to anticipate, prioritise, and act on risks - powered by artificial intelligence and aligned with the globally recognised ISO 31000 standard? What if you could transform your organisation from reactive to resilient, from uncertain to strategically ahead? AI-Driven Risk Management: Future-Proof Your Organization with ISO 31000 Frameworks is that system. This course gives you the exact methodology to design, implement, and sustain an intelligent risk management framework that evolves with your business - taking you from idea to board-ready AI-powered risk strategy in under 30 days. Imagine walking into the next executive meeting with a data-informed risk map, AI-generated threat forecasts, and a fully documented, ISO 31000-aligned governance model - all built in a matter of days. That’s the outcome this course delivers. Sarah Lin, Senior Risk Analyst at a global logistics firm, used this exact process to cut compliance reporting time by 65% while increasing risk coverage. Her AI-integrated risk dashboard was adopted enterprise-wide within six weeks - earning her a promotion and direct access to the C-suite. You don’t need to be a data scientist or a compliance expert. This course was engineered for real-world application - by experienced risk architects who’ve deployed these frameworks across finance, healthcare, and critical infrastructure. This course bridges the gap between uncertainty and authority. Here’s how this course is structured to help you get there.Course Format & Delivery Details Self-Paced, On-Demand Learning with Lifetime Access
This course is designed for busy professionals who need maximum flexibility and minimum friction. You begin immediately, progress at your own pace, and return to content whenever you need to - with no deadlines, fixed dates, or rigid schedules. Most learners complete the core implementation in 4 to 6 weeks, with tangible results emerging within the first 10 days. 24/7 Global, Mobile-Friendly Access
Access your learning materials anytime, anywhere - from your laptop, tablet, or smartphone. Whether you're in the office, at a client site, or travelling internationally, your progress is synced and secure. The interface is responsive, lightweight, and works flawlessly across all major platforms and browsers. Lifetime Access with Continuous Updates
Enrol once, learn forever. You receive lifetime access to the full curriculum, including all future updates and enhancements at no additional cost. The risk landscape evolves - your training should too. We continuously integrate new AI models, regulatory updates, and implementation insights aligned with ISO 31000, ensuring your knowledge stays cutting-edge. Direct Instructor Support and Expert Guidance
You’re not learning in isolation. You gain direct access to a team of certified risk architects and AI integration specialists who respond to your implementation questions, provide feedback on frameworks, and offer strategic guidance. Support is delivered via structured feedback channels and real-time clarification tools - built for clarity, not clutter. Certificate of Completion issued by The Art of Service
Upon successful completion, you earn a globally recognised Certificate of Completion issued by The Art of Service - a trusted name in professional certification across 137 countries. This credential validates your mastery of AI-driven risk strategy, enhances your professional credibility, and signals strategic readiness to executives and industry peers. Transparent, One-Time Pricing - No Hidden Fees
The investment is straightforward, with no recurring charges, upsells, or surprise costs. What you see is exactly what you get - a complete, premium-tier learning experience at a fraction of the consulting fee. This is not a subscription. It’s a permanent asset to your career. We Accept Major Payment Methods
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Try the course with zero risk. If you find it doesn’t meet your expectations, simply request a full refund within 30 days - no questions asked. This isn’t just confidence in our content. It’s risk reversal, designed for your peace of mind. Enrolment Confirmation and Access Delivery
After enrolment, you’ll receive a confirmation email acknowledging your commitment. Your detailed access credentials and orientation materials will be sent shortly after, allowing you to begin once the full course infrastructure is prepared for optimal performance. This Works Even If…
- You’re new to AI and have limited technical experience - the course starts with the fundamentals and builds logically
- Your organisation resists change - you’ll learn stakeholder alignment blueprints and risk communication protocols proven to gain buy-in
- You’re in a highly regulated industry - the framework is audit-ready and compliance-agnostic, designed for finance, healthcare, energy, and public sector applications
- You’re not in a formal risk role - this course empowers compliance officers, project managers, operations leads, and executives to lead risk change
Mark T., a mid-level operations manager in Singapore, implemented the AI-risk classification model at his firm - despite lacking a dedicated risk team. Within two months, his workflow reduced vendor risk incidents by 40%, earning recognition at the annual leadership summit. This course works because it’s built for real people in real roles - not just theory. You’re not buying information. You’re investing in influence, impact, and insulation against disruption. This is your professional hedge against the unexpected.
Module 1: Foundations of AI-Driven Risk Management - Understanding the evolution of risk management: from reactive to predictive
- The convergence of artificial intelligence and enterprise risk
- Core principles of ISO 31000 and their strategic relevance
- Why traditional risk frameworks fail in volatile environments
- Defining risk appetite, tolerance, and capacity in AI terms
- Mapping organisational maturity levels in risk intelligence
- Identifying common gaps in current risk assessment practices
- Establishing the business case for AI integration
- Recognising early warning signs of systemic risk exposure
- Aligning risk outcomes with executive KPIs and board agendas
Module 2: ISO 31000 Framework Deep Dive - Structure and components of the ISO 31000 standard
- Principles of risk management: 11 foundational guidelines
- The ISO 31000 risk management process flow
- Context establishment: internal and external factors
- Leadership and commitment requirements
- Integration of risk management into governance
- Designing a risk management framework from scratch
- Scope, design criteria, and framework validation
- Risk policy development and documentation
- Stakeholder engagement strategies within ISO 31000
- Monitoring, review, and continuous improvement cycles
- Applying ISO 31000 in non-financial risk domains
- Tailoring the standard to industry-specific needs
- Comparative analysis: ISO 31000 vs COSO vs NIST
- Preparing for internal and external compliance reviews
Module 3: AI Models and Risk Intelligence Engines - Types of AI applicable to risk management: ML, NLP, anomaly detection
- How supervised learning improves risk classification
- Unsupervised models for detecting unknown threats
- Natural language processing for policy and contract risk analysis
- Time-series forecasting for financial and operational risk
- AI-driven sentiment analysis for reputational risk
- Building risk prediction pipelines with open-source tools
- Selecting the right algorithm for your risk domain
- Understanding model confidence, accuracy, and bias
- Data preprocessing for risk model training
- Training datasets: sourcing, labelling, and validation
- Deploying mini-models for departmental risk scoring
- Using clustering to identify emerging risk clusters
- Dynamic thresholding for adaptive risk alerts
- Real-time risk scoring and automated escalation triggers
Module 4: Risk Identification with AI Augmentation - Automated risk discovery across internal systems
- Scanning procurement and supply chain data for hidden exposures
- Analysing email and communication logs for cultural risk indicators
- Extracting risk signals from incident reports and audit findings
- AI-powered root cause pattern recognition
- Integrating external data feeds: news, weather, geopolitical events
- Automated SWOT and PESTLE analysis using AI
- Generating risk inventories with minimal manual input
- Scoring risks by likelihood, impact, and detectability
- Creating dynamic risk registers with automated updates
- Linking identified risks to control objectives
- Visualising risk landscapes using AI-generated heat maps
- Automated risk categorisation by domain and severity
- Mapping risks to business processes and functions
- Validating AI findings with expert judgment loops
Module 5: AI-Enhanced Risk Assessment and Analysis - Quantitative vs qualitative risk assessment methodologies
- Monte Carlo simulation for scenario impact modeling
- Beta distribution modeling for uncertainty visualization
- Bayesian networks for cascading risk propagation
- Automated risk scoring using weighted scoring models
- Detecting correlation between seemingly unrelated risks
- Predicting second-order and tertiary risk impacts
- Dynamic risk prioritization with AI feedback loops
- Automated risk appetite alignment checks
- Scenario analysis: stress testing with AI simulations
- Developing risk scenarios for board-level discussions
- AI-aided bow-tie analysis for event causality
- Failure mode and effects analysis enhanced by machine learning
- Linking risk likelihood to historical performance trends
- Calibrating assessment models to organisational context
Module 6: AI-Powered Risk Treatment and Response Planning - Automated control assignment based on risk profiles
- Matching treatment options to risk type and severity
- Predictive modeling of control effectiveness
- AI-recommended risk mitigation strategies
- Optimising risk acceptance decisions using cost-benefit analysis
- Automated escalation paths for high-priority risks
- Integrating risk treatment with project management workflows
- Developing bespoke risk action plans with AI templates
- Dynamic allocation of risk owners and responsibilities
- Estimating treatment timeline and resource needs
- AI-generated Gantt charts for risk response
- Monitoring treatment progress with automated tracking
- Generating automatic renewal triggers for expired treatments
- Validating treatment success with outcome metrics
- Benchmarking treatment performance across departments
Module 7: AI in Risk Monitoring, Reporting, and Review - Automated dashboards for real-time risk visibility
- Personalised risk briefings for executives and boards
- AI-curated risk reports with natural language summaries
- Sentiment-driven alerting for emerging issues
- Automated compliance status tracking against ISO 31000
- Predictive analytics for upcoming audit findings
- Continuous control monitoring with anomaly detection
- AI-generated management commentary for reports
- Dynamic risk scorecards with trend analysis
- Automated follow-up on overdue risk items
- Integrating risk data into existing BI platforms
- Scheduled reporting cycles with AI content generation
- Translating technical risk data into business impact
- Version control and audit trails for risk documentation
- Feedback loops for refining AI reporting accuracy
Module 8: Governance, Culture, and Leadership Integration - Embedding AI-risk practices into organisational culture
- Training non-specialists to interpret AI-driven risk outputs
- Board-level risk communication frameworks
- Creating a risk-aware culture with AI transparency
- Defining roles and responsibilities in AI-risk governance
- Establishing an AI-risk oversight committee structure
- Setting ethical boundaries for AI use in risk decisions
- Ensuring accountability in automated risk processes
- Managing cognitive bias in human-AI risk collaboration
- Change management strategies for AI adoption
- Developing risk leadership competencies
- Linking risk performance to incentive systems
- Facilitating risk workshops using AI-prepared materials
- Measuring cultural maturity in risk intelligence
- Communicating risk value to stakeholders without jargon
Module 9: AI Control Automation and Assurance - Designing self-monitoring controls with embedded logic
- Automating routine control testing with AI bots
- Real-time deviation detection in financial transactions
- AI-powered logic checks in procurement workflows
- Validating compliance with regulations using rule engines
- Automated documentation of control execution
- Predictive control failure warnings
- Dynamic adjustment of control frequency based on risk level
- Integrating control data with risk registers
- AI-assisted internal audit planning
- Identifying control gaps through pattern analysis
- Automated control inventory updates
- Linking controls to objectives and risks
- Scoring control reliability and independence
- Generating control health reports for management
Module 10: Data Strategy for AI-Driven Risk - Building a risk data lake architecture
- Identifying critical data sources for risk modeling
- Data lineage and provenance tracking
- Ensuring data quality for AI inputs
- Handling missing, inconsistent, or corrupt data
- Data normalisation and risk-specific transformations
- Tagging and classifying risk-related data assets
- Data governance policies for risk intelligence
- Secure data sharing across departments
- ETL processes for risk data integration
- Real-time data streaming for risk monitoring
- API integration with ERP, CRM, and HR systems
- Data retention and archival strategies
- Privacy-by-design in risk data collection
- GDPR and other compliance considerations
Module 11: Implementation Roadmap and Project Execution - Developing a 90-day AI-risk implementation plan
- Securing executive sponsorship and funding
- Assembling a cross-functional implementation team
- Setting measurable success criteria and KPIs
- Phased rollout strategy: pilot, scale, enterprise
- Managing dependencies and critical path items
- Risk-based prioritisation of implementation phases
- Building a communication plan for stakeholders
- Training materials and user onboarding strategy
- Conducting pre-implementation impact assessments
- Managing change resistance with data-driven proof
- Creating implementation checklists and templates
- Documenting lessons learned during rollout
- Handover to business owners and sustainment teams
- Post-implementation review and improvement cycle
Module 12: Risk Technology and Tool Integration - Evaluating GRC platforms for AI compatibility
- Selecting the right vendor for AI-risk capabilities
- Open-source vs commercial tool comparison
- Integration patterns: APIs, webhooks, data connectors
- Building custom integrations with low-code tools
- Ensuring system interoperability and data flow
- Performance testing for AI workloads
- Scalability considerations for growing data volumes
- Cloud vs on-premise deployment trade-offs
- Disaster recovery and backup for risk systems
- User access management and role-based security
- Monitoring system health and uptime
- Cost-optimisation strategies for AI infrastructure
- Vendor lock-in prevention and data portability
- Future-proofing your technology stack
Module 13: Certification, Audit, and Continuous Improvement - Preparing for ISO 31000 alignment verification
- Internal audit readiness for AI-driven risk
- Documentation standards for certification
- Evidence capture for automated processes
- Explaining AI decisions to auditors and regulators
- Designing explainability reports for black-box models
- Conducting gap analyses against ISO benchmarks
- Corrective action planning for audit findings
- AI-powered audit scheduling and follow-up
- Continuous risk maturity assessment
- Feedback integration from audits and reviews
- Benchmarking performance against industry peers
- Iterative framework refinement using AI insights
- Knowledge management for organisational learning
- Updating risk models with new event data
Module 14: Real-World Capstone Projects and Certification - Designing your organisation’s AI-risk framework
- Conducting a full ISO 31000 gap analysis
- Building a predictive risk dashboard prototype
- Developing an AI-augmented risk register
- Creating a board-ready risk presentation
- Simulating a crisis response using AI scenarios
- Measuring ROI of risk interventions
- Documenting governance structure and roles
- Validating framework with stakeholder feedback
- Final audit trail and evidence compilation
- Submission for Certificate of Completion review
- Receiving certification from The Art of Service
- Leveraging credential for career advancement
- Sharing achievement via professional networks
- Ongoing access to update and re-certify
- Understanding the evolution of risk management: from reactive to predictive
- The convergence of artificial intelligence and enterprise risk
- Core principles of ISO 31000 and their strategic relevance
- Why traditional risk frameworks fail in volatile environments
- Defining risk appetite, tolerance, and capacity in AI terms
- Mapping organisational maturity levels in risk intelligence
- Identifying common gaps in current risk assessment practices
- Establishing the business case for AI integration
- Recognising early warning signs of systemic risk exposure
- Aligning risk outcomes with executive KPIs and board agendas
Module 2: ISO 31000 Framework Deep Dive - Structure and components of the ISO 31000 standard
- Principles of risk management: 11 foundational guidelines
- The ISO 31000 risk management process flow
- Context establishment: internal and external factors
- Leadership and commitment requirements
- Integration of risk management into governance
- Designing a risk management framework from scratch
- Scope, design criteria, and framework validation
- Risk policy development and documentation
- Stakeholder engagement strategies within ISO 31000
- Monitoring, review, and continuous improvement cycles
- Applying ISO 31000 in non-financial risk domains
- Tailoring the standard to industry-specific needs
- Comparative analysis: ISO 31000 vs COSO vs NIST
- Preparing for internal and external compliance reviews
Module 3: AI Models and Risk Intelligence Engines - Types of AI applicable to risk management: ML, NLP, anomaly detection
- How supervised learning improves risk classification
- Unsupervised models for detecting unknown threats
- Natural language processing for policy and contract risk analysis
- Time-series forecasting for financial and operational risk
- AI-driven sentiment analysis for reputational risk
- Building risk prediction pipelines with open-source tools
- Selecting the right algorithm for your risk domain
- Understanding model confidence, accuracy, and bias
- Data preprocessing for risk model training
- Training datasets: sourcing, labelling, and validation
- Deploying mini-models for departmental risk scoring
- Using clustering to identify emerging risk clusters
- Dynamic thresholding for adaptive risk alerts
- Real-time risk scoring and automated escalation triggers
Module 4: Risk Identification with AI Augmentation - Automated risk discovery across internal systems
- Scanning procurement and supply chain data for hidden exposures
- Analysing email and communication logs for cultural risk indicators
- Extracting risk signals from incident reports and audit findings
- AI-powered root cause pattern recognition
- Integrating external data feeds: news, weather, geopolitical events
- Automated SWOT and PESTLE analysis using AI
- Generating risk inventories with minimal manual input
- Scoring risks by likelihood, impact, and detectability
- Creating dynamic risk registers with automated updates
- Linking identified risks to control objectives
- Visualising risk landscapes using AI-generated heat maps
- Automated risk categorisation by domain and severity
- Mapping risks to business processes and functions
- Validating AI findings with expert judgment loops
Module 5: AI-Enhanced Risk Assessment and Analysis - Quantitative vs qualitative risk assessment methodologies
- Monte Carlo simulation for scenario impact modeling
- Beta distribution modeling for uncertainty visualization
- Bayesian networks for cascading risk propagation
- Automated risk scoring using weighted scoring models
- Detecting correlation between seemingly unrelated risks
- Predicting second-order and tertiary risk impacts
- Dynamic risk prioritization with AI feedback loops
- Automated risk appetite alignment checks
- Scenario analysis: stress testing with AI simulations
- Developing risk scenarios for board-level discussions
- AI-aided bow-tie analysis for event causality
- Failure mode and effects analysis enhanced by machine learning
- Linking risk likelihood to historical performance trends
- Calibrating assessment models to organisational context
Module 6: AI-Powered Risk Treatment and Response Planning - Automated control assignment based on risk profiles
- Matching treatment options to risk type and severity
- Predictive modeling of control effectiveness
- AI-recommended risk mitigation strategies
- Optimising risk acceptance decisions using cost-benefit analysis
- Automated escalation paths for high-priority risks
- Integrating risk treatment with project management workflows
- Developing bespoke risk action plans with AI templates
- Dynamic allocation of risk owners and responsibilities
- Estimating treatment timeline and resource needs
- AI-generated Gantt charts for risk response
- Monitoring treatment progress with automated tracking
- Generating automatic renewal triggers for expired treatments
- Validating treatment success with outcome metrics
- Benchmarking treatment performance across departments
Module 7: AI in Risk Monitoring, Reporting, and Review - Automated dashboards for real-time risk visibility
- Personalised risk briefings for executives and boards
- AI-curated risk reports with natural language summaries
- Sentiment-driven alerting for emerging issues
- Automated compliance status tracking against ISO 31000
- Predictive analytics for upcoming audit findings
- Continuous control monitoring with anomaly detection
- AI-generated management commentary for reports
- Dynamic risk scorecards with trend analysis
- Automated follow-up on overdue risk items
- Integrating risk data into existing BI platforms
- Scheduled reporting cycles with AI content generation
- Translating technical risk data into business impact
- Version control and audit trails for risk documentation
- Feedback loops for refining AI reporting accuracy
Module 8: Governance, Culture, and Leadership Integration - Embedding AI-risk practices into organisational culture
- Training non-specialists to interpret AI-driven risk outputs
- Board-level risk communication frameworks
- Creating a risk-aware culture with AI transparency
- Defining roles and responsibilities in AI-risk governance
- Establishing an AI-risk oversight committee structure
- Setting ethical boundaries for AI use in risk decisions
- Ensuring accountability in automated risk processes
- Managing cognitive bias in human-AI risk collaboration
- Change management strategies for AI adoption
- Developing risk leadership competencies
- Linking risk performance to incentive systems
- Facilitating risk workshops using AI-prepared materials
- Measuring cultural maturity in risk intelligence
- Communicating risk value to stakeholders without jargon
Module 9: AI Control Automation and Assurance - Designing self-monitoring controls with embedded logic
- Automating routine control testing with AI bots
- Real-time deviation detection in financial transactions
- AI-powered logic checks in procurement workflows
- Validating compliance with regulations using rule engines
- Automated documentation of control execution
- Predictive control failure warnings
- Dynamic adjustment of control frequency based on risk level
- Integrating control data with risk registers
- AI-assisted internal audit planning
- Identifying control gaps through pattern analysis
- Automated control inventory updates
- Linking controls to objectives and risks
- Scoring control reliability and independence
- Generating control health reports for management
Module 10: Data Strategy for AI-Driven Risk - Building a risk data lake architecture
- Identifying critical data sources for risk modeling
- Data lineage and provenance tracking
- Ensuring data quality for AI inputs
- Handling missing, inconsistent, or corrupt data
- Data normalisation and risk-specific transformations
- Tagging and classifying risk-related data assets
- Data governance policies for risk intelligence
- Secure data sharing across departments
- ETL processes for risk data integration
- Real-time data streaming for risk monitoring
- API integration with ERP, CRM, and HR systems
- Data retention and archival strategies
- Privacy-by-design in risk data collection
- GDPR and other compliance considerations
Module 11: Implementation Roadmap and Project Execution - Developing a 90-day AI-risk implementation plan
- Securing executive sponsorship and funding
- Assembling a cross-functional implementation team
- Setting measurable success criteria and KPIs
- Phased rollout strategy: pilot, scale, enterprise
- Managing dependencies and critical path items
- Risk-based prioritisation of implementation phases
- Building a communication plan for stakeholders
- Training materials and user onboarding strategy
- Conducting pre-implementation impact assessments
- Managing change resistance with data-driven proof
- Creating implementation checklists and templates
- Documenting lessons learned during rollout
- Handover to business owners and sustainment teams
- Post-implementation review and improvement cycle
Module 12: Risk Technology and Tool Integration - Evaluating GRC platforms for AI compatibility
- Selecting the right vendor for AI-risk capabilities
- Open-source vs commercial tool comparison
- Integration patterns: APIs, webhooks, data connectors
- Building custom integrations with low-code tools
- Ensuring system interoperability and data flow
- Performance testing for AI workloads
- Scalability considerations for growing data volumes
- Cloud vs on-premise deployment trade-offs
- Disaster recovery and backup for risk systems
- User access management and role-based security
- Monitoring system health and uptime
- Cost-optimisation strategies for AI infrastructure
- Vendor lock-in prevention and data portability
- Future-proofing your technology stack
Module 13: Certification, Audit, and Continuous Improvement - Preparing for ISO 31000 alignment verification
- Internal audit readiness for AI-driven risk
- Documentation standards for certification
- Evidence capture for automated processes
- Explaining AI decisions to auditors and regulators
- Designing explainability reports for black-box models
- Conducting gap analyses against ISO benchmarks
- Corrective action planning for audit findings
- AI-powered audit scheduling and follow-up
- Continuous risk maturity assessment
- Feedback integration from audits and reviews
- Benchmarking performance against industry peers
- Iterative framework refinement using AI insights
- Knowledge management for organisational learning
- Updating risk models with new event data
Module 14: Real-World Capstone Projects and Certification - Designing your organisation’s AI-risk framework
- Conducting a full ISO 31000 gap analysis
- Building a predictive risk dashboard prototype
- Developing an AI-augmented risk register
- Creating a board-ready risk presentation
- Simulating a crisis response using AI scenarios
- Measuring ROI of risk interventions
- Documenting governance structure and roles
- Validating framework with stakeholder feedback
- Final audit trail and evidence compilation
- Submission for Certificate of Completion review
- Receiving certification from The Art of Service
- Leveraging credential for career advancement
- Sharing achievement via professional networks
- Ongoing access to update and re-certify
- Types of AI applicable to risk management: ML, NLP, anomaly detection
- How supervised learning improves risk classification
- Unsupervised models for detecting unknown threats
- Natural language processing for policy and contract risk analysis
- Time-series forecasting for financial and operational risk
- AI-driven sentiment analysis for reputational risk
- Building risk prediction pipelines with open-source tools
- Selecting the right algorithm for your risk domain
- Understanding model confidence, accuracy, and bias
- Data preprocessing for risk model training
- Training datasets: sourcing, labelling, and validation
- Deploying mini-models for departmental risk scoring
- Using clustering to identify emerging risk clusters
- Dynamic thresholding for adaptive risk alerts
- Real-time risk scoring and automated escalation triggers
Module 4: Risk Identification with AI Augmentation - Automated risk discovery across internal systems
- Scanning procurement and supply chain data for hidden exposures
- Analysing email and communication logs for cultural risk indicators
- Extracting risk signals from incident reports and audit findings
- AI-powered root cause pattern recognition
- Integrating external data feeds: news, weather, geopolitical events
- Automated SWOT and PESTLE analysis using AI
- Generating risk inventories with minimal manual input
- Scoring risks by likelihood, impact, and detectability
- Creating dynamic risk registers with automated updates
- Linking identified risks to control objectives
- Visualising risk landscapes using AI-generated heat maps
- Automated risk categorisation by domain and severity
- Mapping risks to business processes and functions
- Validating AI findings with expert judgment loops
Module 5: AI-Enhanced Risk Assessment and Analysis - Quantitative vs qualitative risk assessment methodologies
- Monte Carlo simulation for scenario impact modeling
- Beta distribution modeling for uncertainty visualization
- Bayesian networks for cascading risk propagation
- Automated risk scoring using weighted scoring models
- Detecting correlation between seemingly unrelated risks
- Predicting second-order and tertiary risk impacts
- Dynamic risk prioritization with AI feedback loops
- Automated risk appetite alignment checks
- Scenario analysis: stress testing with AI simulations
- Developing risk scenarios for board-level discussions
- AI-aided bow-tie analysis for event causality
- Failure mode and effects analysis enhanced by machine learning
- Linking risk likelihood to historical performance trends
- Calibrating assessment models to organisational context
Module 6: AI-Powered Risk Treatment and Response Planning - Automated control assignment based on risk profiles
- Matching treatment options to risk type and severity
- Predictive modeling of control effectiveness
- AI-recommended risk mitigation strategies
- Optimising risk acceptance decisions using cost-benefit analysis
- Automated escalation paths for high-priority risks
- Integrating risk treatment with project management workflows
- Developing bespoke risk action plans with AI templates
- Dynamic allocation of risk owners and responsibilities
- Estimating treatment timeline and resource needs
- AI-generated Gantt charts for risk response
- Monitoring treatment progress with automated tracking
- Generating automatic renewal triggers for expired treatments
- Validating treatment success with outcome metrics
- Benchmarking treatment performance across departments
Module 7: AI in Risk Monitoring, Reporting, and Review - Automated dashboards for real-time risk visibility
- Personalised risk briefings for executives and boards
- AI-curated risk reports with natural language summaries
- Sentiment-driven alerting for emerging issues
- Automated compliance status tracking against ISO 31000
- Predictive analytics for upcoming audit findings
- Continuous control monitoring with anomaly detection
- AI-generated management commentary for reports
- Dynamic risk scorecards with trend analysis
- Automated follow-up on overdue risk items
- Integrating risk data into existing BI platforms
- Scheduled reporting cycles with AI content generation
- Translating technical risk data into business impact
- Version control and audit trails for risk documentation
- Feedback loops for refining AI reporting accuracy
Module 8: Governance, Culture, and Leadership Integration - Embedding AI-risk practices into organisational culture
- Training non-specialists to interpret AI-driven risk outputs
- Board-level risk communication frameworks
- Creating a risk-aware culture with AI transparency
- Defining roles and responsibilities in AI-risk governance
- Establishing an AI-risk oversight committee structure
- Setting ethical boundaries for AI use in risk decisions
- Ensuring accountability in automated risk processes
- Managing cognitive bias in human-AI risk collaboration
- Change management strategies for AI adoption
- Developing risk leadership competencies
- Linking risk performance to incentive systems
- Facilitating risk workshops using AI-prepared materials
- Measuring cultural maturity in risk intelligence
- Communicating risk value to stakeholders without jargon
Module 9: AI Control Automation and Assurance - Designing self-monitoring controls with embedded logic
- Automating routine control testing with AI bots
- Real-time deviation detection in financial transactions
- AI-powered logic checks in procurement workflows
- Validating compliance with regulations using rule engines
- Automated documentation of control execution
- Predictive control failure warnings
- Dynamic adjustment of control frequency based on risk level
- Integrating control data with risk registers
- AI-assisted internal audit planning
- Identifying control gaps through pattern analysis
- Automated control inventory updates
- Linking controls to objectives and risks
- Scoring control reliability and independence
- Generating control health reports for management
Module 10: Data Strategy for AI-Driven Risk - Building a risk data lake architecture
- Identifying critical data sources for risk modeling
- Data lineage and provenance tracking
- Ensuring data quality for AI inputs
- Handling missing, inconsistent, or corrupt data
- Data normalisation and risk-specific transformations
- Tagging and classifying risk-related data assets
- Data governance policies for risk intelligence
- Secure data sharing across departments
- ETL processes for risk data integration
- Real-time data streaming for risk monitoring
- API integration with ERP, CRM, and HR systems
- Data retention and archival strategies
- Privacy-by-design in risk data collection
- GDPR and other compliance considerations
Module 11: Implementation Roadmap and Project Execution - Developing a 90-day AI-risk implementation plan
- Securing executive sponsorship and funding
- Assembling a cross-functional implementation team
- Setting measurable success criteria and KPIs
- Phased rollout strategy: pilot, scale, enterprise
- Managing dependencies and critical path items
- Risk-based prioritisation of implementation phases
- Building a communication plan for stakeholders
- Training materials and user onboarding strategy
- Conducting pre-implementation impact assessments
- Managing change resistance with data-driven proof
- Creating implementation checklists and templates
- Documenting lessons learned during rollout
- Handover to business owners and sustainment teams
- Post-implementation review and improvement cycle
Module 12: Risk Technology and Tool Integration - Evaluating GRC platforms for AI compatibility
- Selecting the right vendor for AI-risk capabilities
- Open-source vs commercial tool comparison
- Integration patterns: APIs, webhooks, data connectors
- Building custom integrations with low-code tools
- Ensuring system interoperability and data flow
- Performance testing for AI workloads
- Scalability considerations for growing data volumes
- Cloud vs on-premise deployment trade-offs
- Disaster recovery and backup for risk systems
- User access management and role-based security
- Monitoring system health and uptime
- Cost-optimisation strategies for AI infrastructure
- Vendor lock-in prevention and data portability
- Future-proofing your technology stack
Module 13: Certification, Audit, and Continuous Improvement - Preparing for ISO 31000 alignment verification
- Internal audit readiness for AI-driven risk
- Documentation standards for certification
- Evidence capture for automated processes
- Explaining AI decisions to auditors and regulators
- Designing explainability reports for black-box models
- Conducting gap analyses against ISO benchmarks
- Corrective action planning for audit findings
- AI-powered audit scheduling and follow-up
- Continuous risk maturity assessment
- Feedback integration from audits and reviews
- Benchmarking performance against industry peers
- Iterative framework refinement using AI insights
- Knowledge management for organisational learning
- Updating risk models with new event data
Module 14: Real-World Capstone Projects and Certification - Designing your organisation’s AI-risk framework
- Conducting a full ISO 31000 gap analysis
- Building a predictive risk dashboard prototype
- Developing an AI-augmented risk register
- Creating a board-ready risk presentation
- Simulating a crisis response using AI scenarios
- Measuring ROI of risk interventions
- Documenting governance structure and roles
- Validating framework with stakeholder feedback
- Final audit trail and evidence compilation
- Submission for Certificate of Completion review
- Receiving certification from The Art of Service
- Leveraging credential for career advancement
- Sharing achievement via professional networks
- Ongoing access to update and re-certify
- Quantitative vs qualitative risk assessment methodologies
- Monte Carlo simulation for scenario impact modeling
- Beta distribution modeling for uncertainty visualization
- Bayesian networks for cascading risk propagation
- Automated risk scoring using weighted scoring models
- Detecting correlation between seemingly unrelated risks
- Predicting second-order and tertiary risk impacts
- Dynamic risk prioritization with AI feedback loops
- Automated risk appetite alignment checks
- Scenario analysis: stress testing with AI simulations
- Developing risk scenarios for board-level discussions
- AI-aided bow-tie analysis for event causality
- Failure mode and effects analysis enhanced by machine learning
- Linking risk likelihood to historical performance trends
- Calibrating assessment models to organisational context
Module 6: AI-Powered Risk Treatment and Response Planning - Automated control assignment based on risk profiles
- Matching treatment options to risk type and severity
- Predictive modeling of control effectiveness
- AI-recommended risk mitigation strategies
- Optimising risk acceptance decisions using cost-benefit analysis
- Automated escalation paths for high-priority risks
- Integrating risk treatment with project management workflows
- Developing bespoke risk action plans with AI templates
- Dynamic allocation of risk owners and responsibilities
- Estimating treatment timeline and resource needs
- AI-generated Gantt charts for risk response
- Monitoring treatment progress with automated tracking
- Generating automatic renewal triggers for expired treatments
- Validating treatment success with outcome metrics
- Benchmarking treatment performance across departments
Module 7: AI in Risk Monitoring, Reporting, and Review - Automated dashboards for real-time risk visibility
- Personalised risk briefings for executives and boards
- AI-curated risk reports with natural language summaries
- Sentiment-driven alerting for emerging issues
- Automated compliance status tracking against ISO 31000
- Predictive analytics for upcoming audit findings
- Continuous control monitoring with anomaly detection
- AI-generated management commentary for reports
- Dynamic risk scorecards with trend analysis
- Automated follow-up on overdue risk items
- Integrating risk data into existing BI platforms
- Scheduled reporting cycles with AI content generation
- Translating technical risk data into business impact
- Version control and audit trails for risk documentation
- Feedback loops for refining AI reporting accuracy
Module 8: Governance, Culture, and Leadership Integration - Embedding AI-risk practices into organisational culture
- Training non-specialists to interpret AI-driven risk outputs
- Board-level risk communication frameworks
- Creating a risk-aware culture with AI transparency
- Defining roles and responsibilities in AI-risk governance
- Establishing an AI-risk oversight committee structure
- Setting ethical boundaries for AI use in risk decisions
- Ensuring accountability in automated risk processes
- Managing cognitive bias in human-AI risk collaboration
- Change management strategies for AI adoption
- Developing risk leadership competencies
- Linking risk performance to incentive systems
- Facilitating risk workshops using AI-prepared materials
- Measuring cultural maturity in risk intelligence
- Communicating risk value to stakeholders without jargon
Module 9: AI Control Automation and Assurance - Designing self-monitoring controls with embedded logic
- Automating routine control testing with AI bots
- Real-time deviation detection in financial transactions
- AI-powered logic checks in procurement workflows
- Validating compliance with regulations using rule engines
- Automated documentation of control execution
- Predictive control failure warnings
- Dynamic adjustment of control frequency based on risk level
- Integrating control data with risk registers
- AI-assisted internal audit planning
- Identifying control gaps through pattern analysis
- Automated control inventory updates
- Linking controls to objectives and risks
- Scoring control reliability and independence
- Generating control health reports for management
Module 10: Data Strategy for AI-Driven Risk - Building a risk data lake architecture
- Identifying critical data sources for risk modeling
- Data lineage and provenance tracking
- Ensuring data quality for AI inputs
- Handling missing, inconsistent, or corrupt data
- Data normalisation and risk-specific transformations
- Tagging and classifying risk-related data assets
- Data governance policies for risk intelligence
- Secure data sharing across departments
- ETL processes for risk data integration
- Real-time data streaming for risk monitoring
- API integration with ERP, CRM, and HR systems
- Data retention and archival strategies
- Privacy-by-design in risk data collection
- GDPR and other compliance considerations
Module 11: Implementation Roadmap and Project Execution - Developing a 90-day AI-risk implementation plan
- Securing executive sponsorship and funding
- Assembling a cross-functional implementation team
- Setting measurable success criteria and KPIs
- Phased rollout strategy: pilot, scale, enterprise
- Managing dependencies and critical path items
- Risk-based prioritisation of implementation phases
- Building a communication plan for stakeholders
- Training materials and user onboarding strategy
- Conducting pre-implementation impact assessments
- Managing change resistance with data-driven proof
- Creating implementation checklists and templates
- Documenting lessons learned during rollout
- Handover to business owners and sustainment teams
- Post-implementation review and improvement cycle
Module 12: Risk Technology and Tool Integration - Evaluating GRC platforms for AI compatibility
- Selecting the right vendor for AI-risk capabilities
- Open-source vs commercial tool comparison
- Integration patterns: APIs, webhooks, data connectors
- Building custom integrations with low-code tools
- Ensuring system interoperability and data flow
- Performance testing for AI workloads
- Scalability considerations for growing data volumes
- Cloud vs on-premise deployment trade-offs
- Disaster recovery and backup for risk systems
- User access management and role-based security
- Monitoring system health and uptime
- Cost-optimisation strategies for AI infrastructure
- Vendor lock-in prevention and data portability
- Future-proofing your technology stack
Module 13: Certification, Audit, and Continuous Improvement - Preparing for ISO 31000 alignment verification
- Internal audit readiness for AI-driven risk
- Documentation standards for certification
- Evidence capture for automated processes
- Explaining AI decisions to auditors and regulators
- Designing explainability reports for black-box models
- Conducting gap analyses against ISO benchmarks
- Corrective action planning for audit findings
- AI-powered audit scheduling and follow-up
- Continuous risk maturity assessment
- Feedback integration from audits and reviews
- Benchmarking performance against industry peers
- Iterative framework refinement using AI insights
- Knowledge management for organisational learning
- Updating risk models with new event data
Module 14: Real-World Capstone Projects and Certification - Designing your organisation’s AI-risk framework
- Conducting a full ISO 31000 gap analysis
- Building a predictive risk dashboard prototype
- Developing an AI-augmented risk register
- Creating a board-ready risk presentation
- Simulating a crisis response using AI scenarios
- Measuring ROI of risk interventions
- Documenting governance structure and roles
- Validating framework with stakeholder feedback
- Final audit trail and evidence compilation
- Submission for Certificate of Completion review
- Receiving certification from The Art of Service
- Leveraging credential for career advancement
- Sharing achievement via professional networks
- Ongoing access to update and re-certify
- Automated dashboards for real-time risk visibility
- Personalised risk briefings for executives and boards
- AI-curated risk reports with natural language summaries
- Sentiment-driven alerting for emerging issues
- Automated compliance status tracking against ISO 31000
- Predictive analytics for upcoming audit findings
- Continuous control monitoring with anomaly detection
- AI-generated management commentary for reports
- Dynamic risk scorecards with trend analysis
- Automated follow-up on overdue risk items
- Integrating risk data into existing BI platforms
- Scheduled reporting cycles with AI content generation
- Translating technical risk data into business impact
- Version control and audit trails for risk documentation
- Feedback loops for refining AI reporting accuracy
Module 8: Governance, Culture, and Leadership Integration - Embedding AI-risk practices into organisational culture
- Training non-specialists to interpret AI-driven risk outputs
- Board-level risk communication frameworks
- Creating a risk-aware culture with AI transparency
- Defining roles and responsibilities in AI-risk governance
- Establishing an AI-risk oversight committee structure
- Setting ethical boundaries for AI use in risk decisions
- Ensuring accountability in automated risk processes
- Managing cognitive bias in human-AI risk collaboration
- Change management strategies for AI adoption
- Developing risk leadership competencies
- Linking risk performance to incentive systems
- Facilitating risk workshops using AI-prepared materials
- Measuring cultural maturity in risk intelligence
- Communicating risk value to stakeholders without jargon
Module 9: AI Control Automation and Assurance - Designing self-monitoring controls with embedded logic
- Automating routine control testing with AI bots
- Real-time deviation detection in financial transactions
- AI-powered logic checks in procurement workflows
- Validating compliance with regulations using rule engines
- Automated documentation of control execution
- Predictive control failure warnings
- Dynamic adjustment of control frequency based on risk level
- Integrating control data with risk registers
- AI-assisted internal audit planning
- Identifying control gaps through pattern analysis
- Automated control inventory updates
- Linking controls to objectives and risks
- Scoring control reliability and independence
- Generating control health reports for management
Module 10: Data Strategy for AI-Driven Risk - Building a risk data lake architecture
- Identifying critical data sources for risk modeling
- Data lineage and provenance tracking
- Ensuring data quality for AI inputs
- Handling missing, inconsistent, or corrupt data
- Data normalisation and risk-specific transformations
- Tagging and classifying risk-related data assets
- Data governance policies for risk intelligence
- Secure data sharing across departments
- ETL processes for risk data integration
- Real-time data streaming for risk monitoring
- API integration with ERP, CRM, and HR systems
- Data retention and archival strategies
- Privacy-by-design in risk data collection
- GDPR and other compliance considerations
Module 11: Implementation Roadmap and Project Execution - Developing a 90-day AI-risk implementation plan
- Securing executive sponsorship and funding
- Assembling a cross-functional implementation team
- Setting measurable success criteria and KPIs
- Phased rollout strategy: pilot, scale, enterprise
- Managing dependencies and critical path items
- Risk-based prioritisation of implementation phases
- Building a communication plan for stakeholders
- Training materials and user onboarding strategy
- Conducting pre-implementation impact assessments
- Managing change resistance with data-driven proof
- Creating implementation checklists and templates
- Documenting lessons learned during rollout
- Handover to business owners and sustainment teams
- Post-implementation review and improvement cycle
Module 12: Risk Technology and Tool Integration - Evaluating GRC platforms for AI compatibility
- Selecting the right vendor for AI-risk capabilities
- Open-source vs commercial tool comparison
- Integration patterns: APIs, webhooks, data connectors
- Building custom integrations with low-code tools
- Ensuring system interoperability and data flow
- Performance testing for AI workloads
- Scalability considerations for growing data volumes
- Cloud vs on-premise deployment trade-offs
- Disaster recovery and backup for risk systems
- User access management and role-based security
- Monitoring system health and uptime
- Cost-optimisation strategies for AI infrastructure
- Vendor lock-in prevention and data portability
- Future-proofing your technology stack
Module 13: Certification, Audit, and Continuous Improvement - Preparing for ISO 31000 alignment verification
- Internal audit readiness for AI-driven risk
- Documentation standards for certification
- Evidence capture for automated processes
- Explaining AI decisions to auditors and regulators
- Designing explainability reports for black-box models
- Conducting gap analyses against ISO benchmarks
- Corrective action planning for audit findings
- AI-powered audit scheduling and follow-up
- Continuous risk maturity assessment
- Feedback integration from audits and reviews
- Benchmarking performance against industry peers
- Iterative framework refinement using AI insights
- Knowledge management for organisational learning
- Updating risk models with new event data
Module 14: Real-World Capstone Projects and Certification - Designing your organisation’s AI-risk framework
- Conducting a full ISO 31000 gap analysis
- Building a predictive risk dashboard prototype
- Developing an AI-augmented risk register
- Creating a board-ready risk presentation
- Simulating a crisis response using AI scenarios
- Measuring ROI of risk interventions
- Documenting governance structure and roles
- Validating framework with stakeholder feedback
- Final audit trail and evidence compilation
- Submission for Certificate of Completion review
- Receiving certification from The Art of Service
- Leveraging credential for career advancement
- Sharing achievement via professional networks
- Ongoing access to update and re-certify
- Designing self-monitoring controls with embedded logic
- Automating routine control testing with AI bots
- Real-time deviation detection in financial transactions
- AI-powered logic checks in procurement workflows
- Validating compliance with regulations using rule engines
- Automated documentation of control execution
- Predictive control failure warnings
- Dynamic adjustment of control frequency based on risk level
- Integrating control data with risk registers
- AI-assisted internal audit planning
- Identifying control gaps through pattern analysis
- Automated control inventory updates
- Linking controls to objectives and risks
- Scoring control reliability and independence
- Generating control health reports for management
Module 10: Data Strategy for AI-Driven Risk - Building a risk data lake architecture
- Identifying critical data sources for risk modeling
- Data lineage and provenance tracking
- Ensuring data quality for AI inputs
- Handling missing, inconsistent, or corrupt data
- Data normalisation and risk-specific transformations
- Tagging and classifying risk-related data assets
- Data governance policies for risk intelligence
- Secure data sharing across departments
- ETL processes for risk data integration
- Real-time data streaming for risk monitoring
- API integration with ERP, CRM, and HR systems
- Data retention and archival strategies
- Privacy-by-design in risk data collection
- GDPR and other compliance considerations
Module 11: Implementation Roadmap and Project Execution - Developing a 90-day AI-risk implementation plan
- Securing executive sponsorship and funding
- Assembling a cross-functional implementation team
- Setting measurable success criteria and KPIs
- Phased rollout strategy: pilot, scale, enterprise
- Managing dependencies and critical path items
- Risk-based prioritisation of implementation phases
- Building a communication plan for stakeholders
- Training materials and user onboarding strategy
- Conducting pre-implementation impact assessments
- Managing change resistance with data-driven proof
- Creating implementation checklists and templates
- Documenting lessons learned during rollout
- Handover to business owners and sustainment teams
- Post-implementation review and improvement cycle
Module 12: Risk Technology and Tool Integration - Evaluating GRC platforms for AI compatibility
- Selecting the right vendor for AI-risk capabilities
- Open-source vs commercial tool comparison
- Integration patterns: APIs, webhooks, data connectors
- Building custom integrations with low-code tools
- Ensuring system interoperability and data flow
- Performance testing for AI workloads
- Scalability considerations for growing data volumes
- Cloud vs on-premise deployment trade-offs
- Disaster recovery and backup for risk systems
- User access management and role-based security
- Monitoring system health and uptime
- Cost-optimisation strategies for AI infrastructure
- Vendor lock-in prevention and data portability
- Future-proofing your technology stack
Module 13: Certification, Audit, and Continuous Improvement - Preparing for ISO 31000 alignment verification
- Internal audit readiness for AI-driven risk
- Documentation standards for certification
- Evidence capture for automated processes
- Explaining AI decisions to auditors and regulators
- Designing explainability reports for black-box models
- Conducting gap analyses against ISO benchmarks
- Corrective action planning for audit findings
- AI-powered audit scheduling and follow-up
- Continuous risk maturity assessment
- Feedback integration from audits and reviews
- Benchmarking performance against industry peers
- Iterative framework refinement using AI insights
- Knowledge management for organisational learning
- Updating risk models with new event data
Module 14: Real-World Capstone Projects and Certification - Designing your organisation’s AI-risk framework
- Conducting a full ISO 31000 gap analysis
- Building a predictive risk dashboard prototype
- Developing an AI-augmented risk register
- Creating a board-ready risk presentation
- Simulating a crisis response using AI scenarios
- Measuring ROI of risk interventions
- Documenting governance structure and roles
- Validating framework with stakeholder feedback
- Final audit trail and evidence compilation
- Submission for Certificate of Completion review
- Receiving certification from The Art of Service
- Leveraging credential for career advancement
- Sharing achievement via professional networks
- Ongoing access to update and re-certify
- Developing a 90-day AI-risk implementation plan
- Securing executive sponsorship and funding
- Assembling a cross-functional implementation team
- Setting measurable success criteria and KPIs
- Phased rollout strategy: pilot, scale, enterprise
- Managing dependencies and critical path items
- Risk-based prioritisation of implementation phases
- Building a communication plan for stakeholders
- Training materials and user onboarding strategy
- Conducting pre-implementation impact assessments
- Managing change resistance with data-driven proof
- Creating implementation checklists and templates
- Documenting lessons learned during rollout
- Handover to business owners and sustainment teams
- Post-implementation review and improvement cycle
Module 12: Risk Technology and Tool Integration - Evaluating GRC platforms for AI compatibility
- Selecting the right vendor for AI-risk capabilities
- Open-source vs commercial tool comparison
- Integration patterns: APIs, webhooks, data connectors
- Building custom integrations with low-code tools
- Ensuring system interoperability and data flow
- Performance testing for AI workloads
- Scalability considerations for growing data volumes
- Cloud vs on-premise deployment trade-offs
- Disaster recovery and backup for risk systems
- User access management and role-based security
- Monitoring system health and uptime
- Cost-optimisation strategies for AI infrastructure
- Vendor lock-in prevention and data portability
- Future-proofing your technology stack
Module 13: Certification, Audit, and Continuous Improvement - Preparing for ISO 31000 alignment verification
- Internal audit readiness for AI-driven risk
- Documentation standards for certification
- Evidence capture for automated processes
- Explaining AI decisions to auditors and regulators
- Designing explainability reports for black-box models
- Conducting gap analyses against ISO benchmarks
- Corrective action planning for audit findings
- AI-powered audit scheduling and follow-up
- Continuous risk maturity assessment
- Feedback integration from audits and reviews
- Benchmarking performance against industry peers
- Iterative framework refinement using AI insights
- Knowledge management for organisational learning
- Updating risk models with new event data
Module 14: Real-World Capstone Projects and Certification - Designing your organisation’s AI-risk framework
- Conducting a full ISO 31000 gap analysis
- Building a predictive risk dashboard prototype
- Developing an AI-augmented risk register
- Creating a board-ready risk presentation
- Simulating a crisis response using AI scenarios
- Measuring ROI of risk interventions
- Documenting governance structure and roles
- Validating framework with stakeholder feedback
- Final audit trail and evidence compilation
- Submission for Certificate of Completion review
- Receiving certification from The Art of Service
- Leveraging credential for career advancement
- Sharing achievement via professional networks
- Ongoing access to update and re-certify
- Preparing for ISO 31000 alignment verification
- Internal audit readiness for AI-driven risk
- Documentation standards for certification
- Evidence capture for automated processes
- Explaining AI decisions to auditors and regulators
- Designing explainability reports for black-box models
- Conducting gap analyses against ISO benchmarks
- Corrective action planning for audit findings
- AI-powered audit scheduling and follow-up
- Continuous risk maturity assessment
- Feedback integration from audits and reviews
- Benchmarking performance against industry peers
- Iterative framework refinement using AI insights
- Knowledge management for organisational learning
- Updating risk models with new event data