Description: Internal monitoring refers to the practice of continuously overseeing processes and systems within an organization to ensure compliance with regulations and operational efficiency. This activity involves the collection and analysis of data related to system performance, identifying potential failures or inefficiencies, and implementing improvements. Internal monitoring is essential for risk management, as it allows organizations to detect problems before they escalate into crises. Additionally, it promotes transparency and accountability by providing valuable information about internal operations. The tools used for internal monitoring can range from specialized software to manual audits, and its implementation can encompass everything from monitoring IT systems to evaluating organizational processes. In an increasingly complex and regulated business environment, internal monitoring has become a critical component for ensuring the sustainability and long-term success of organizations.
