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Depended on the stage for us. Initially we didn't and just had the risks in our heads. Once we got a bit bigger (~10-15 employees) then we formalized it and p
by psym 4y ago
Depended on the stage for us. Initially we didn't and just had the risks in our heads. Once we got a bit bigger (~10-15 employees) then we formalized it and put in regular reviews etc.
I guess it probably depends on your business and funding approach as well. We were selling B2B and lots of our larger customers required compliance with ISO27001 or similar, so had a get some proper processes in place for that too. I'd imagine that any investors would require this too, but we were bootstrapped, so I'm not 100% on that.
Started off feeling fairly unnecessary to me, but actually it made more sense as the business grew and new people/departments started bringing in new risks that I was less familiar with.
- baxtr 4y agoWhat do you actually do with the risks?