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For most veterans transitioning back to life outside the military, a lack of purpose can be one of their biggest struggles. Team Rubicon CEO Jake Wood shares how his organization uses veteran’s skills and experiences to employ a dynamic and...

U.S. businesses can now hire any number of drone-operating vendors to help them do inspections, filming, testing, spraying and more. This creates tremendous efficiencies and can save lives. However, with respect to compliance and risk-management, hiring third-party drone services creates...

Today, in a special bonus episode, Alexandra talks with Olukayode Dada, a compliance expert and Senior Associate at Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie, based in Lagos. Olukayode discusses the corruption climate within Nigeria and his experience in the compliance field. 

A new policy that has been enacted for enforcing the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act may significantly impact the way FCPA violations are handled within corporations. The more prompt these violations are handled, the better.

The eLearning Community Cruises to New Heights by Taking Cues From the Airline Industry I recently traveled with a colleague to an off-site meeting and it seemed like the whole plane was doing the same, squeezing one or two more...

Today, Alexandra chats with Declan Hill, an international sports expert for a second time. Declan discusses the recent Brooklyn FIFA trial and what it means for reform. 

How much do you worry about being hacked? How much should you worry? In 2017, cyber-attacks doubled from 2016 levels—and the insider phrase now is “It’s not if, but when, you’ll be attacked.” In fact, organizations are silently and invisibly breached...

With corporate data breaches on the rise, many businesses are rethinking their security strategies and plans for risk management. This piece discusses how these repercussions are causing business leaders to implement more holistic approaches to security that include preventative measures...

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority is under the radar for many organizations. Being fully aware of the violations and their consequences can prevent unneeded issues. 

The new amendment to the Anti-Unfair Competition Law has been first since it was enacted in 1993. The amended AUCL draws on the lessons learned during the past two decades to make some major changes.

Under the GDPR, a significant new change is a requirement for companies to conduct Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) for high-risk processing activities; it is the first regulation to mandate that private sector organizations conduct these assessments. While some companies...

Anti-money laundering measures are heavily weighted toward the financial sector, but most criminals have figured this out, and are turning to alternative—and often highly creative—ways to “legitimize” funds.  How directly an organization is involved in such schemes depends on multiple factors—but...