Incident Management in 2021: Growth, Variation & Volatility

Webinar Overview

Tracking internal data to help answer critical questions about your culture, employee conduct, and organizational risk should be a priority year after year. This – coupled with understanding how your performance matches market and industry norms – is invaluable.

NAVEX Global’s anonymized data, encompassing over 1.3 million reports from over 54 million employees, helps you benchmark your program in order to make better, more informed decisions. As the world’s largest and most comprehensive database of reports and outcomes, risk and compliance professionals use these benchmarks to better understand the state of the industry and its related impact on business. This 2021 report represents data collected in calendar year 2020.

Key takeaways from this webinar include:

Descriptions of benchmarks and how to calculate them.
Key findings and recommendations for organizations.
Expert analysis of trends and potential impacts.
How to measure if your culture supports employees who raise concerns.
Where program gaps may exist with training, policies, and disclosures.

The Impact of 2020

From the COVID-19 pandemic to the widespread protests for social justice, the past year marked an epoch in the popular consciousness – and this new awareness may serve as a catalyst for institution-altering change in 2021 and beyond.

However, these events offer a unique challenge to organizations seeking to understand and interpret this change within the framework of their own annual benchmarking. In a year when everything was different, what was unique to 2020, and what will inform the future?

This year, NAVEX Global chose to embrace the fact that our findings can only be understood within the context of 2020. Our analysis also incorporated recent developments within the risk and compliance space.

The resulting analysis reveals several key trends and findings. Taken together, these results reinforce a common narrative of growth, variation, and volatility.

Sneak Peek of Key Findings

Overall reporting levels dropped in 2020 for the first time since we have been tracking.

Case closure times and case substantiation rates improved or held steady, indicating organizations have been able to manage the investigation processes during the pandemic.

The gap between incident and report dates have widened, especially for allegations of accounting and financial fraud.

Annual Benchmarking Webinar

Incident Management in 2021:
Growth, Variation & Volatility

Monday, April 19 // 10 AM PDT, 1 PM EDT // 60 Minutes

Annual Benchmarking Webinar

Incident Management in 2021:Growth, Variation & Volatility

Monday, April 19 // 10 AM PDT, 1 PM EDT // 60 Minutes

Incident Management in 2021:
Growth, Variation & Volatility