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Half of Compliance Officers Have Anxiety; Their Org Chart Might Be the Culprit
Between whiplash-inducing policy shifts in Trump's second term and ever-present personal liability concerns, compliance officers already face unprecedented pressure. Editorial director Jennifer L. Gaskin examines CCI’s striking new survey findings that reveal an equally triggering stressor hiding in plain sight: organizational reporting structures that can cripple program effectiveness.
Overcoming Impostor Syndrome in Compliance Careers
Building stronger compliance teams means supporting leaders' confidence as well as their capabilities
Why Compliance & Legal Still Need to Break Up
Putting compliance under legal can create conflicts neither can resolve
After the Flood: How Recognizing I Had Burnout Saved My Life
Sometimes the only way to survive is to stop swimming upstream
FCPA Enforcement Is Changing; What Does It Mean for Compliance Programs? [Q&A]
From international enforcement risks to M&A implications, experts warn against weakening anti-corruption controls despite DOJ's temporary hold
CTA Reporting Back On — for Now
FinCEN extends deadline to March 21, says it will revisit rules later this year
KYC Budgets Set to Rise as Firms Weigh AI
Gartner IDs top GenAI applications for legal departments
Will Your Next CFO Even Be on the Payroll?
The access economy isn’t just for vacation rentals; it’s also threatening to transform traditional leadership models
Think Your Cyber Insurance Has You Covered? Think Again.
Security audits and compliance frameworks often predict whether insurers will pay your claim
Trump: White House Must OK New Rules From Independent Agencies
Executive order seeks to further expand presidential control over regulatory bodies
Diversity Under Fire: The Corporate Push to Preserve DEI in Trump’s America
As some companies retreat from their diversity commitments, others are doubling down on DEI despite mounting political pressure. CCI contributing writer Michael McGrady Jr. explores how corporate leaders are navigating this polarized landscape, backed by new legal guidance from state attorneys general who seek to affirm the legitimacy of workplace inclusion programs.
10 Questions That Separate Strategic Leaders From Spectators
From pattern recognition to emotional intelligence, key indicators reveal true boardroom influence
Your Startup Wants Speed. Compliance Needs Time. Who Wins?
Stuck between innovation and compliance? Ask yourself: What would Connie do?
Leaders Standing Firm on ESG Reporting Despite Political Headwinds
Economic uncertainty, strategy & cybersecurity continue to be major business concerns
Compliance in Transition: Navigating Political & Regulatory Turbulence
Returning to core values — not chasing regulatory or political shifts — is the key to sustainable compliance
No, Bribery Did Not Just Become Legal
Those who take Chicken Little view overlook global nature of corruption & law enforcement
Major Changes Coming to Workplace Chemical Safety Standards
New rules for aerosols, explosives and chemical pressure systems will roll out across a four-year timeline
When Ethics Meet Reality: Inside a Frank Discussion on Compliance’s Future
LRN data reveals troubling trust gaps as compliance leaders wrestle with program effectiveness in a hybrid world
Beyond the Beltway: State AGs Could Chart Bold Enforcement Course
A dramatic shift in federal leadership has heightened attention on state attorneys general offices, which have long served as powerful enforcement authorities in their own right. Husch Blackwell attorneys Matthew Diehr, Rebecca Furdek, Julia Banegas and Abraham J. Souza examine how these offices may adapt their established oversight roles in 2025, particularly in antitrust enforcement,...
Why Critical Minerals Demand a Compliance Revolution
Corporate compliance lessons could help strengthen intergovernmental mineral agreements before problems arise
Want Better Incident Response? Keep Asking ‘Why’
5 strategic questions that turn security failures into preventive safeguards
2 in 3 Legal Chiefs Also Managing Functions Like Risk, Compliance or Privacy
Analysis finds most US retirement plans contain regulatory or fiduciary violations; internal audit group finalizes cybersecurity requirement
Covid Fraud Enforcement (Yes, This Is Still a Thing)
With $2B recovered and $36B in estimated fraud, DOJ signals years of continued pandemic relief investigations ahead
FCPA Settlement Spotlights Continued Risks for Multinational Corporations in India
Recent regulatory changes and heightened scrutiny from external auditors add new layers of complexity to an already challenging compliance landscape
New White House, New AI Rules: Corporate America’s Next Move
Biden-era AI guidelines may be gone, but the SEC and FTC have made it clear they're watching (for now) how public companies use and talk about their AI capabilities. Haynes Boone attorneys Alla Digilova, Eugene Goryunov and Alok Choksi map out how companies can stay compliant in this shifting landscape.
What Can Theranos & Chernobyl Teach Us About AI?
As AI systems grow more complex, lessons from historical compliance failures reveal how institutional, procedural and performance breakdowns can cascade into catastrophe
Why CISOs and Boards Must Speak the Same Language on Cybersecurity
Translating cyber risks into boardroom terms is essential for resilience
Mastering Data Retention and Legal Hold Management in a Regulatory Maze
As AI fuels data growth and state privacy laws complicate compliance, businesses face mounting pressures
The Future of Compliance Is Proactive — Here’s How to Lead the Way
The role of compliance in building trust, mitigating risks & unlocking new business opportunities
The Unseen Risks of Remote Work: Stopping Employee Fraud Before It Starts
From unauthorized data access to BYOD risks, hybrid work demands smarter strategies to combat employee fraud before it escalates