AI has produced no shortage of demos, claims, and new terminology. But after the initial wave of experimentation, TPRM teams need a more useful conversation: What is actually working?
Katie Klokner
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AI Governance for Compliance and Third-Party Risk Management
Nearly every organization is using AI. Only a quarter can say they’re actually overseeing it.
That four-to-one gap between AI adoption and effective governance is where regulatory exposure lives — and it’s the subject of this ebook from ECI Compliance Week, produced in partnership with Moody’s.
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From Risk Register to Risk Intelligence — Delivering What Boards Are Asking For Now
Boards expect risk data that’s current, defensible, and forward-looking. Most risk programs still run on static registers and manual processes. The gap shows up in scattered assessments across the enterprise that can’t be validated, in the inability to model scenarios before board presentations, and in audit trails that depend on institutional knowledge instead of transparent logic.
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Leveraging ECI’s High-Quality Program Assessment to Benchmark Your E&C Program
Join us for a practical look at ECI’s High-Quality Ethics & Compliance Program (HQP) Assessment. We will discuss what it’s predicated on (e.g., DOJ Guidance), what it measures, key benchmarks, and how organizations use it to assess the design of their E&C program, including its level of maturity.
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Bridging the AI Governance Gap: Operationalizing Defensible Compliance Under Modern Regulatory Scrutiny
In this webinar, we will break down the practical steps compliance leaders must take to operationalize AI governance. Join us to learn how to transition your compliance program from a reactive posture into a proactive “system of intelligence.”
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From Audit Dread to Audit Ready: The Zero Trust Way
Meeting the ever-changing compliance landscape for regulations such as PCI, HIPAA, SOC 2, DORA, NIS2, and more shouldn’t be a burden. Inconsistent enforcement, bloated audit scope, and manual evidence collection slow audits and raise risk.
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Compliance Week 2026 Excellence in Compliance Awards
The best compliance programs don’t police the business, they earn its trust. In partnership with Workiva, Compliance Week profiles the practitioners and programs honored at the 2026 Excellence in Compliance Awards: six honorees across financial services, energy, healthcare, and consumer goods whose work is raising the standard for the entire field.
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Retaliation Against Compliance Officers
Based on survey responses from 328 compliance professionals worldwide, the report reveals how often retaliation occurs, what forms it takes, and what compliance officers can do about it.
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Retaliation Against Compliance Officers: What the Numbers Really Say
Join us as we present the findings of our groundbreaking Retaliation Against Compliance Officers survey, and have a lively discussion of what they mean for the corporate compliance profession and of compliance officers’ own career challenges.
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Remember the GDPR scramble? The EU Anti-Corruption Directive clock is already running.
This isn’t just a European story. GDPR caught global businesses off guard. This is for everyone. The directive is already in force. And like GDPR before it, the organisations caught off guard won’t be the ones who didn’t know about it. They’ll be the ones who assumed it didn’t apply to them.
