Most organizations use some form of risk management. Some track financial exposure in spreadsheets while others maintain department level risk registers. At first this may seem sufficient. However as companies expand regulatory pressure increases and boards expect...
The UK Modern Slavery Act represents a major step in strengthening ethical business standards and supply chain transparency. The legislation reinforces the responsibility of companies to identify and address modern slavery risks within their operations and supplier...
What Is a Governance Framework A governance framework is the structured system that guides how an organization is directed and controlled. It defines how leaders interact with regulators and stakeholders and how oversight is maintained across operations. Despite the...
The year 2026 is expected to bring significant change to the cybersecurity landscape. Security specialists caution that artificial intelligence is now being used to automate cyberattacks at scale. From self learning malware to AI generated vulnerabilities and highly...
Strong organizations are built on structure, accountability and adherence to the law. Two essential pillars support this foundation: corporate governance and compliance. While they serve different purposes, they are closely connected and together signal that a company...
Internal control weaknesses can expose an organization to financial errors fraud and regulatory penalties. For businesses planning an IPO or managing complex compliance requirements unresolved control gaps can delay transactions trigger material disclosures and reduce...
