Program Best Practices

While smaller organizations may lack the resources of their larger peers for the critical task of building a strong governance, risk and compliance program, leaders in GRC said those same organizations still have ample opportunity to efficiently increase maturity and effectiveness.

This post discusses the recent FTC enforcement action about using artificial intelligence for facial recognition and how to prepare to be compliant with future regulations governing the use of AI.

This NAVEX blog summarizes essential facts about EU Whistleblower regulations, derived from the  2023 NAVEX Next Virtual Conference session.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission recently announced that its long-awaited greenhouse gas disclosure rule will be delayed yet again, most likely until April 2024. This raises an important question for compliance and audit concerned about climate change regulation.

Boards of directors have an important role to play in helping senior executives navigate the digital age, but that requires adapting to a whole new board structure and taking on new and evolving responsibilities if the business is to remain competitive in the digital world.

This post explores content from the NAVEX Next session, Key Regulatory Risks for Business to Navigate in 2024.

How your company prepares for and responds to a crisis can have a major impact on your reputation and bottom line. This article covers what you need to know to prepare for and respond to a crisis.

This post discusses what you need to know about the guidelines released from the Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Inspector General on effective compliance programs for the healthcare sector.

Encouraging employees to speak up when they have an ethics and compliance concern creates a stronger workplace - but only if you meet them with a response.

Learn all about whistleblowing hotlines - and why they’re crucial tools for promoting ethical standards and protecting your business’ reputation.

In October, deputy attorney general Lisa Monaco made headlines when she announced a new leniency policy at the U.S. Justice Department for companies that disclose compliance violations discovered during mergers and acquisitions.