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How to use Mira to manage risk documents and drafts

Use Mira to upload, categorise, and manage risk compliance documents.

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Written by Harriet Christie

Summary

In the Risk Management area you can share a regulatory or compliance document with Mira, MirrorWeb Insight's AI assistant, and Mira will help you draft a matching risk category. Uploaded documents are listed under Documentation within Risk Management, where the page is described as "Manage documentation within your business. This will define risks for your organisation."

Prerequisites

  • Login credentials to MirrorWeb Insight

  • Access to the Risk Management area

  • A risk policy or compliance document to share with Mira

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Open the Risks page

Open the Risk Management area and go to the Risks page.

Step 2: Start a category from your documentation

Select Upload documentation (on the first-run welcome panel) or Add new category (on the slim banner shown once you have categories). Either opens the Mira chat. The "Add new category" path seeds the chat with: "Help me create a new risk category. To get started, I'd like to upload my compliance documentation or a list of keywords so you can help me set it up."

Step 3: Share the document and let Mira draft the category

Follow Mira's prompts in the chat to share your document, then work with Mira to define the risk category it should create. The onboarding panel describes this as: "Need a custom rule from a policy doc? Hand it to Mira and we'll draft the category for you."

Step 4: Review your documents under Documentation

Uploaded documents appear in Risk Management under Documentation, where you can search them and sort by Newest, Oldest, Name, or File type. Each row shows the document Name, Document Type, Filename, and Uploaded date, with a View document action.

Notes

  • Created categories appear under Your categories on the Risks page; you can also set up predefined categories from the library on that page without using Mira.

  • Mira reads your regulatory documents "to learn the baseline" and uses them to create custom detection rules (risk categories).

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