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Gartner outlines advice for GCs before White House changeover; leaders praise AI’s return on investment despite infrastructure problems

How to find joy and purpose in compliance work through the practice of appreciation

Focusing on nature can help companies move beyond emissions alone

Laws increasingly call on companies to specially protect kids’ data

Consent forms alone don’t mean much when consumers are so tired of checking boxes they don’t even read the policies

As direct-to-consumer alcohol sales chug along, producers and retailers face a pivotal moment between digital innovation and decades-old distribution rules

80% of finserv firms see AI as critical despite lack of policies; 1 in 4 companies targeted by AI-enhanced threats; UC Riverside study finds price matters in audits

Seismic shifts are threatening to reshape the modern compliance landscape, from Supreme Court decisions tossing out decades of regulatory advantages to an electoral earthquake in Washington to a shocking crime in midtown Manhattan, as ongoing court cases leave some regulations and reporting requirements in limbo. With corporate integrity professionals preparing for what promises to be...

When leadership asks you to emphasize wins and downplay shortfalls, what's the right way forward?

Audits and investigations are inevitable in some industries, but comprehensive compliance can keep your company off the naughty list

A practical guide to building adaptive compliance systems that evolve with regulations

From local regulations to cultural practices, mapping the maintenance needs of your compliance program

New regulations put CISOs in the spotlight while demanding stronger third-party oversight

Business collapses projected to rise in 2025; shareholders want binding majority voting

Just as compliance professionals across the U.S. were re-evaluating their programs to ensure they align with the DOJ’s latest updates to its compliance program guidance, the presidential election completely changed their calculus. And while the president-elect’s first nominee for attorney general, former U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz, withdrew from consideration, regardless of whomever eventually gets the...

New export rules restrict advanced chips and manufacturing know-how to protect U.S. military edge

Effective AI risk frameworks emerge from the frontlines of daily work

Compliance leaders should look at codes of conduct and other policies

Meeting exemption requirements can be complicated for nonprofits

Why your internal audit team needs to get comfortable being uncomfortable

Only 17% of companies have organization-wide AI policies, asset managers losing investors due to slow onboarding

Internal audit has had quite a glow-up since the early part of this century. From compliance crusader to C-suite confidant, Protiviti’s Jim DeLoach takes a look at how leading professionals have redefined internal audit's role over two transformative decades.

Whistleblowing & the delicate art of knowing when to push back — and when to let go

Many companies missed early chance to link DEI with business goals, but it’s not too late

Why treating neurodiversity accommodations as universal policies rather than individual exceptions creates stronger workplaces

Between currency schemes and supplier relationships, case offers compliance officers plenty to think about

In an era of instant payments, the clearing time of checks makes them attractive to scammers

Support rises for “say on pay”; finance sector makes uneven progress on climate risk governance

Campaigning Trump promised wholesale changes at DOJ, but will they actually happen?