Regulatory Compliance

This NAVEX blog discusses the recent amendments to the Assembly Bill A8947, to now become the Retail Worker Safety Act.

In advance of World Whistleblower Day on June 23rd, this NAVEX blog takes a look at some of the whistleblowers who have made lasting impacts on the regulatory and social landscape.

Each year, NAVEX releases the Top 10 Trends in Risk and Compliance eBook. This post is one of the articles, “Sanctions are the “New” FCPA – How this Era of Enforcement Shapes Third-Party Risk Management.”

Medical pros must understand HIPAA’s complexities to avoid legal trouble and ensure patient privacy.

This article summarizes Jan Stappers and Caro Robson’s recent GRC Latest Insights webinar session on AI and third-party risk management, and how AI can benefit your compliance program – when leveraged correctly.

This NAVEX blog talks about the Department of Justice (DOJ) new financial pilot program and explores how companies must leverage technology to tackle it.

NAVEX Compliance Program Management is easy-to-use software designed to simplify compliance management and minimize your risk of legal penalties.

This article explores the need to address human rights in the supply chain and what global regulations about human rights in the supply chain organizations need to comply with.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission sent shockwaves through the corporate world in April when the agency imposed a ban on noncompete agreements – and like any good shockwave, this new rule will reverberate through the ethics and compliance function too.

Keeping track of whistleblowing compliance regulations can feel like a moving target. So, what is the best way to monitor and understand your organization’s whistleblowing compliance requirements? Read on to learn.

NAVEX recently released the Whistleblowing and Incident Management Benchmark report – and whether this is your first time reading it or an annual tradition, this post explores a fresh take on whistleblowing trends and what these reports mean to your business.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) signaled it will soon join the list of government agencies to have implemented a whistleblower rewards program, putting further pressure on companies to have in place an effective compliance and hotline reporting system.