Risk Management

From Sapin II and the duty of vigilance to CSRD, expectations for supply chain transparency are higher than ever. In this fifth webinar of NAVEX’s supply chain series, expert Pierre Berlioz explores what these laws mean for supplier governance and how to build defensible, future-proof processes.

U.S. Executive Orders are more than just policy – they’re signals that can create legal exposure and cultural risk. Download this Compliance Leader’s Playbook to learn how to manage the compliance impacts and help your organization act with integrity.

Risk assessment is a foundational piece of any risk and compliance program – but it is often underutilized and misunderstood. Download this playbook to learn how to conduct a successful risk assessment for your organization.

This guide offers practical steps to identify, evaluate and mitigate third-party risks so you can protect your operations while maximizing the value of your external partnerships.

The rapidly growing Hafesa faced the challenge of maturing third-party risk management to help strengthen its future as an ethical and compliant organization.

Discover how NAVEX risk management solutions empower your organization to proactively manage risk and stay ahead of evolving UK regulatory requirements.

This article covers the five questions you should ask when navigating the new era of deregulation and compliance enforcement priorities.

Use this checklist to learn what you need to know about the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

The NIS2 Directive is legislation adopted by the EU that increases regulatory expectations for cybersecurity across industries. This checklist helps you evaluate if your organization is NIS2 compliant.

Build and manage an efficient, centralized compliance program with the ability to expand to meet the needs of a growing organization.

Dieser Leitfaden erläutert, was Sie für die Einhaltung der NIS2-Richtlinie wissen müssen. Die NIS2-Richtlinie ist ein EU-Gesetz, das die Cybersecurity in der EU verbessern soll, indem es einen gemeinsamen Satz von Cybersecurity-Standards für alle Mitgliedstaaten schafft.