Keep executive intelligence current.
Monitoring frameworks turn Horizon from a point-in-time assessment into a continuous decision-support surface. Alerts direct executive attention to what has changed, what is due, and what warrants a response.
Monitoring Frameworks
Structured schedules and assignments that keep Horizon intelligence current between full assessments.
Assigned owners, review cadence, review-due status, and monitoring coverage across risk domains.
Risk profiles drift. Monitoring frameworks turn Horizon from a point-in-time snapshot into a continuous decision-support surface.
A quarterly monitoring assignment on a critical supplier ensures the executive team is prompted to refresh exposure data before the next board meeting.
- Assign an owner to every active monitoring framework.
- Address 'Review due' items promptly to prevent stale intelligence.
- Escalate 'Overdue' items into the next executive review cycle.
Executive Alerts
Prioritized notifications generated when Horizon detects a material change, review-due event, or intelligence match relevant to the organization.
Alert type, severity, source (assessment, monitoring, industry intelligence), and recommended executive action.
Ensures leadership sees what matters without needing to monitor the platform manually.
A new industry intelligence item tagged to your sector may generate a Priority alert with a link to the underlying context and a suggested next step.
- Triage alerts weekly at minimum.
- Convert Priority and Critical alerts into recommendations with owners.
- Close out alerts once action is taken so the queue reflects reality.
- Treat "Review due" notifications as the trigger to refresh the underlying assessment before the next executive cycle.
- Convert Priority and Critical executive alerts into tracked recommendations with an owner, target date, and completion criteria.
- Close out alerts once action is taken so the queue reflects the current state of the organization.
- Continuous monitoring capabilities — snapshots, score deltas, and threshold-based alerting — are actively expanding.