glossary

Internal Control

Internal control refers to the policies, procedures, and systems a business uses to protect assets, ensure accurate reporting, prevent fraud, and support compliance. Examples include approvals, maker-checker processes, access controls, reconciliations, and segregation of duties. Strong internal control improves reliability and reduces operational and financial risk.

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