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If your company isn’t already using AI, it almost certainly will be in the near future. But it’s not like flipping a switch, and doing it wrong could expose your organization to extreme risk, especially in the heavily regulated finance sector. Katie Twomey of Illumen Capital shares a comprehensive guide to getting started with AI.

Labor shortage and increased attention from regulators could spell disaster if AI is deployed like a firehose

Preparing for the unexpected goes beyond IT expertise

Sustainability is becoming a key driver in business and consumer decisions, and the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), part of the European Green Deal, is the latest continuation of this trend. The directive sets a new standard regarding non-financial reporting, demanding greater transparency on environment, social and governance (ESG) issues. Considering the complexity of today’s...

Rule could strengthen unions’ hand in organizing

Commission aims to help consumers & business keep up with technological advancements

Crypto industry falls as sector most targeted for fraud; legal tech market expected to reach $50B by 2027

Existing agreements with senior executives can continue

The scramble for oil dominated geopolitics in the 20th century, and the rush for critical minerals will dominate the 21st, pulling in CEOs and diplomats alike, write Christopher Mason and Ian Oxnevad of Infortal.

It may be on the back-burner, but companies shouldn’t ignore the metaverse

Taking breaks is essential to building a culture of compliance

Companies should ensure programs fit company’s needs — and evolving legal framework

CCI staff share recent surveys, reports and analysis on risk, compliance, governance, infosec and leadership issues.

As regulations proliferate regarding the risks posed by our increasingly digital economy, companies face a choice: make cyber compliance the responsibility of existing teams or build a brand-new function: cybersecurity GRC, seated at the intersection of business, IT, privacy and cybersecurity. Security risk and compliance director Yasmine Abdillahi of Comcast clearly favors the latter, as...

Deep dive into the existing regulations that probably already cover how you’re using AI

Executives may be on the hook if info is compromised

Laws are being copy+pasted from coast to coast

Corporate scandals continue seemingly unabated, and federal authorities increasingly point to a strong compliance function as a difference-maker in their investigations. It’s no wonder, then, that demand for compliance officers is growing. But as Fordham law professor Joseph Burke wonders, if we’re in a golden age for CCOs, why isn’t education keeping up?

Soft skills are just as important as regulatory expertise

Expecting compliance with regulations is unreasonable for a worker in a mental health crisis

Where it is legal, compliance pros themselves could benefit from microdosing

Biometrics, including facial recognition, can help beef up security across many industries

Cooperation with investigation and efforts to comply with obligations also considered, agency official say

SEC allegations against a cybersecurity executive over a 2020 cyber incident have sent ripples through the industry. Paul Caron of cybersecurity consultancy S-RM digs into the case and explains why it could have a chilling effect on CISO employment.

Interactive methods make information stickier than lecture-style trainings

Open, centralized data isn’t necessarily the norm everywhere

UK study shows that colleges and universities are woefully underprepared to recognize when they’re being used to clean dirty money

Board cyber expertise improves average security rating

Boards need culture in which fiduciary responsibility can thrive

Best practices to overcome technical debt