Recent reports of a massive cyber-supply chain attack by Chinese spies on several U.S. companies’ servers have companies stressing about their own supply chain vulnerabilities.

A March data breach, kept under wraps until now, could spell regulatory trouble for Google and its tech brethren.

Amid consideration of building upon the FTC’s role in policing consumer privacy, the agency held a roundtable to discuss current rules and enforcement challenges.

Emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, blockchain, robotic process automation, natural language learning, cloud-based services, and machine learning are pushing into the compliance landscape

Well past the point of omens, it seems that a federal consumer privacy law is imminent. But what should that law be? How should it mimic GDPR requirements and those of states like California? The devil may be uploaded with the details. 

As it so often is in the world of financial services, FinTech evangelists want rule streamlining and deregulation. Is that the right approach?

Today’s cyber security battlegrounds extend beyond your corporate environment – think social media channels, domains, mobile apps, and even the dark web.

A slate of new technologies is poised to push the compliance function to new horizons of efficiency and effectiveness. It may be easier said than done, however—especially without a plan of attack.

A quick look at of some of the terminology associated with emerging technology and its application to governance, risk, and compliance. Instead of organizing this glossary alphabetically, we’ve started with the simplest terms before moving to more complex ones.