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Leveraging Human Rights Frameworks to Combat Emerging Cartel Risks
As enforcement priorities shift to cartels and foreign terrorist organizations, established human rights processes can identify and mitigate emerging legal exposures
What Gets Measured Gets Managed, but What Actually Matters in Compliance?
Looking beyond standard measurements to identify the quiet signals that help compliance teams address issues before they become crises
Telemarketing Rule Update Demands Faster Action on Consumer Opt-Outs
New requirements reduce opt-out processing time from 30 to 10 days and expand what qualifies as a "reasonable" consumer revocation request
CCO Insights: How to Articulate the True Value of Your Compliance Program
Benefits of robust programs aren’t always obvious, but buy-in remains critical
DOJ’s New CEP Proposes Guaranteed Declination for Some Self-Reporters
The Trump Administration continues reshaping its approach to corporate crime, with the DOJ issuing major revisions of its corporate enforcement policy. Changes establish guaranteed declination paths for qualifying self-reporters, revise focus for the department’s whistleblower program and seek to massively curtail the use of corporate monitorships.
Pricing Algorithms Raise New Antitrust Concerns
Interdisciplinary frameworks can help manage legal, privacy and consumer protection risks
Disrupters See the World Differently — and Act Accordingly
Critical differences in culture, technology adoption and talent strategies determine which organizations shape markets and which scramble to respond
New York Tightens the Breach Clock: 30 Days to Notify
State joins growing national trend toward broader personal information definitions and stricter notification timelines for data compromises
Exploring CorpFin’s New Perspective on Covered Stablecoins
Guidance clarifies when digital assets function as payment tools rather than investment vehicles
DEI, Immigration Regulations Lead List of Employers’ Concerns
Half of fraud driven by AI; finserv firms cite tech risks in ’25
Planning Your AI Policy? Start Here.
Effective AI governance begins with clear policies that establish boundaries for workplace use. Bradford J. Kelley, Mike Skidgel and Alice Wang of Littler Mendelson reveal how well-designed AI policies can help organizations balance innovation with risk management, providing a framework for tool approval, data security, training and vendor management that addresses the complex legal and...
9 Emerging Use Cases for AI in TPRM
(Sponsored) As third-party ecosystems grow more complex, compliance teams face mounting pressure to assess and monitor external relationships effectively. Miriam Konradsen Ayed of GAN Integrity and Craig Moss of Ethisphere explore how artificial intelligence is transforming third-party risk management, identifying nine key applications from automated due diligence to ownership mapping while providing a practical framework...
States Are Passing AI Laws; What Do They Have in Common?
Companies face expanding disclosure requirements and potential third-party scrutiny amid state-level regulatory wave
What to Expect From Atkins-Led SEC
Former Bush-era commissioner returns with mission to streamline regulations and enhance capital markets
The Carrot and the Stick: UK’s SFO Clarifies Self-Reporting Benefits for Corporate Offenders
New director promises faster investigations and clearer outcomes for organizations that proactively disclose bribery offenses
‘Reasonable Steps’: What the DOJ Expects From Your Bulk Data Transfer Compliance Program
Sample provisions offer blueprint for compliant data brokerage with foreign entities
In-House Counsel Salary Increases Slow
Majority of execs predict rise in fincrime in ’25
Are Your AI Containers Leaking Data? The CISO’s Guide to ML Endpoint Security
How to meet your obligations in the cloud's shared-responsibility model while preventing AI-specific attack vectors
What Does Weakened CFPB Mean for FinServ Compliance?
Federal deregulation doesn't mean compliance professionals can relax. CCI contributing writer Carrie Pallardy investigates the implications of a weakened Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and why finserv compliance experts recommend maintaining robust programs despite federal pullbacks, from the threat of state enforcement to reputation risk.
Your Sensitive Data Is Now a National Security Matter: The DOJ’s New Data Security Program
90-day implementation window closing on regulations affecting companies with genomic, biometric, health and other personal information
Are You Ready for Virginia’s Sweeping Reproductive Health Privacy Law?
Broadly defined ‘reproductive and sexual health information’ may affect any company doing business in the state
EU’s Regulatory Retreat? The Omnibus Package’s Impact on Sustainability Reporting
Extended timelines and reduced requirements offer relief as substantial reforms remain under consideration
[Q&A] Big Tech & Free Speech Under the Microscope: FTC’s New Direction
What compliance teams need to know about the changing approach to consumer protection and data privacy
66% of CISOs Worry Cyber Threats Are More Advanced Than Companies’ Defenses
US business sector falling behind in adoption of renewable energy
Caught Between Conscience and Career: An E&C Leader’s Confession
The mental health crisis among ethics and compliance professionals has remained largely unspoken despite its prevalence. Drawing on personal experience and CCI's "2025 Compliance Officer Working Conditions" report, an anonymous ethics and compliance leader in the defense industry examines the misaligned reporting structures, competing priorities with legal departments and professional isolation that create conditions where...
‘At Times of Stress, People Make Stupid Decisions’: Why FCPA Interlude Demands Greater Vigilance
Training and communication remain critical as future of anti-corruption enforcement is murky
Strengthen FARA Compliance Despite Changing DOJ Priorities Under Bondi
Recent high-profile cases demonstrate the consequences of failing to register as a foreign agent
Are We at Risk of Automating Ethics Out of Healthcare Decisions?
When profit-driven algorithms make medical decisions, vulnerable populations may suffer disproportionately
Agentic AI Can Be Force Multiplier — for Criminals, Too
How polymorphic malware and synthetic identities are creating unprecedented attack vectors
GenAI Adoption Surging in Professional Services
Fewer than 1 in 3 organizations consistently meet cyber compliance standards