Risk

Risk refers to threats an organization faces -- loss of earnings, loss of reputation, or harm of any kind.  These articles explore the challenges of preventing, identifying and mitigating risk. Risk can come in many forms, including financial issues, legal liabilities, strategic or leadership errors, or accidents and natural disasters. Today,  IT- and data-related risks are growing concerns. The following articles about risk look at the issue from many angles, especially from that of compliance officers and risk managers.

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Best Practices for Fourth and Nth Party Management

Are you looking for enough down the line for vendor risks? White Paper Best Practices for Fourth and Nth Party Management About this white paper from ProcessUnity: When many organizations are still scrambling to shore up their third-party risk management programs, fourth- and Nth-party management can seem like a daunting challenge. After all, without proper scoping, opening your risk management...

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Real-Time Risk Management Isn’t Optional Anymore

Today’s compliance teams are dealing with a difficult confluence of challenges. Budgets and resources are facing extra scrutiny at the exact time escalating regulatory expectations, volatile geopolitical conditions and macroeconomic instability are adding significant pressure to already resource-strained teams. LexisNexis Risk Solutions’ Tracy Manning explores the shifts that brought us to this point — and what companies must do next....

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NAVEX 2023 Hotline & Incident Management Benchmark Report

Bolster your culture of integrity 2023 UPDATE Hotline & Incident Management Benchmark Report About this report from NAVEX: An efficient and trusted mechanism by which employees can anonymously or confidentially report allegations of suspected or actual misconduct is the hallmark of a well-designed compliance program. Each year, the NAVEX Hotline & Incident Management Benchmark report delivers a deep analysis of...

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Are You Wearing Rose-Colored Glasses — or Blinders? How Executives’ Views on Cyber Risk Can Affect Compliance

Changes to digital spaces in recent years have led to a sharp rise in IT risk for many organizations. With cloud adoption, digital processes, remote work and third-party relationships growing dramatically, new, complex and expanded threat landscapes now exist — and bad actors are eager to exploit them. And not all organizations are adequately prepared to handle the risk. RiskOptics’...

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3 Keys for Tough Times: Relevance, Culture and Alignment

The world is changing, and CEOs and senior executives are feeling the pressure from rapidly evolving markets. What are the keys to CEOs, boards of directors and senior executives to achieving success going forward? Protiviti’s Jim DeLoach shares his insights. A recent survey of 3,000 chief executive officers and senior executives sheds further insights on the increasing complexity business leaders...

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What Kraken’s New CCO Needs to Know (and So Do You)

Two weeks after C.J. Rinaldi was announced as the chief compliance officer of Kraken, the cryptocurrency platform settled SEC charges, accepted a $30 million fine and agreed to shutter its staking services in the U.S. Rinaldi is no stranger to the volatile crypto market, having served in the same role at Blockchain.com, but his new job comes at a particularly...

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Corporate Treasurers: Remote Work, Faster Payments Boosting Fraud Potential

Social engineering and business email compromise continue to be the primary fraud threats for businesses, according to a new survey of corporate treasurers, with 73% saying they’d been impacted by fraud attempts over the past year. The survey by Bottomline and Strategic Treasurer, which included answers from more than 300 respondents serving in roles like cash manager, treasurer or CFO,...

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Risky Business: Important Lessons From SVB’s Demise

When all is said and done, it’s likely that Silicon Valley Bank’s failure will be traced back to one serious flaw — shoddy risk management. Supply Wisdom’s Atul Vashistha shares the lessons that all companies should take away from this fiasco, even if they weren’t directly affected. The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank is the biggest bank failure since 2008’s...

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