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FAQ: How would Volcker Rule regulations affect compliance programs?
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FAQ: How will the Google settlement affect Internet advertising laws?
Google has agreed to a $500 million settlement for illegally assisting online pharmacies via its AdWords program. Here's why the Google settlement could have wider ramifications. FAQ
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Enterprise document management FAQ: IT operations and compliance
Find answers and resources to frequently asked questions about the relationship of enterprise document management to IT operations and compliance. FAQ
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FAQ: What is the impact of a compliance audit on IT operations?
Find answers and resources to frequently asked questions regarding the impact of compliance audits on IT operations. FAQ
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Chapter excerpt: The Three Core Disciplines of IT Risk Management
IT risk management is built on a well-structured foundation of IT assets, a well-designed and executed risk governance process and a risk-aware culture. Chapter Excerpt
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Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement draws ire
Antipiracy legislation protesters have a new target: The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement that would create global standards for intellectual property. News | 07 Feb 2012
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Zuckerberg recommits to Facebook privacy policy after FTC lashing
Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg promises to update and re-examine the social media site’s privacy policy after the FTC flags its information-sharing practices. News | 01 Dec 2011
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MMA releases mobile application privacy policy for public comment
The Mobile Marketing Association is taking a proactive approach to protecting consumers, releasing its own mobile application privacy policy that is open for public comment. News | 24 Oct 2011
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Epsilon breach could lead to email attacks, spam
At least 50 banks, retailers and other firms are affected by a major email breach at a Texas-based data management firm that provides marketing email services. News | 05 Apr 2011
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FAQ: What is computer forensics technology? Does it help compliance?
Computer forensics is perceived as a science rarely used by compliance officers. Not true. Learn more about how it's useful in a number of ways, including risk management. FAQ | 01 Nov 2010
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FISMA compliance reform act looks to monitor cybersecurity threats
A new act introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives proposes reforming FISMA compliance to better address risks posed by cybersecurity threats and cloud computing. Article | 29 Mar 2010
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What's a risk management strategy worth to your S&P credit rating?
How should an enterprise risk management strategy affect a company's credit ratings? Standard & Poor's is still trying to figure that out. Find out why. Article | 08 Mar 2010
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XBRL financial reporting a hard sell; new GRC XBRL taxonomy on the way
Early adopters of XBRL say the benefits for electronic financial reporting are many, but companies remain leery of investing resources until they see practical benefits. Article | 29 Jan 2010
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What will the PCAOB case in the Supreme Court mean for SOX compliance?
A case before the U.S. Supreme Court is challenging the authority of the entity that oversees public company auditors -- but don't expect SOX compliance to go away. Article | 28 Dec 2009
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P2P file-sharing software notification bill passes in U.S. House
The U.S. House passed H.R.1319, which requires P2P file-sharing software makers to provide notice and obtain user consent upon installation and activation. Article | 10 Dec 2009
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False alarms: Analyzing your leading risk management indicators
To alleviate risk, it’s necessary to validate risk management indicators specific to your organization. Here’s how, and why avoiding it could negatively affect your GRC program. Tip
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Top-down approach needed to maintain successful compliance function
Compliance sometimes is overlooked, but organizational development can go a long way in helping IT leaders -- and the company -- maintain the necessary compliance function. Tip
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Why voluntary compliance with compliance regulations is a good thing
Some firms are opting for voluntary compliance with unnecessary regulations. Here are the benefits to following compliance regulations that don’t legally apply to your business. Tip
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Environment, health and safety projects, plus GRC, CSR, can lower risk
Compliance officers can lower risk and boost revenue by integrating environmental, health and safety (EHS) programs with GRC and corporate social responsibility programs (CSR). Tip
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Lack of incident response plan leaves hole in compliance strategy
Without an incident response plan, businesses can tend to be reactive rather than proactive when data breaches occur. Here are some steps to follow. Tip
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How to design an FTC compliance program for social media marketing
Revised rules for social media marketing mean organizations may have to change their approaches to social media marketing. Learn how to achieve FTC compliance. Tip
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FTC compliance mandates new rules for social media marketing
Revised rules on social media marketing mean that FTC compliance will require effective new corporate policies for online marketers and employees. Tip
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New evaluation criteria for Web application security scanners
Impartial information about Web application security testing products has been hard to come by -- but new scanner evaluation criteria from the Web Application Security Consortium may change things. Tip
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Anatomy of a hyperproductive compliance management team
A successful compliance management team shares the same characteristics as any other good team, and has more than a few things in common with agile development teams. Tip
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Midmarket regulatory compliance management: Don't let your guard down
All compliance regulations are not created equal. Security expert Joel Dubin has advice on how to midmarket companies keep regulation requirements in order. Tip
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XBRL (Extensible Business Reporting Language)
XBRL (Extensible Business Reporting Language) is an XML-based computer language for the electronic transmission of business and financial data. The goal of XBRL is to standardize the automation of business intelligence (BI). Word
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Wal-Mart 'rightsizes' Sarbanes-Oxley plan for corporate governance
Corporations are still tuning Sarbanes-Oxley. In this podcast, Lyle Smith, director of SOX compliance at Wal-Mart, discusses how to "rightsize" the compliance bellwether. Podcast
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Energy efficiency, carbon driving sustainable business development
Marrying energy efficiency opportunities with alternative energy and carbon management is enabling sustainable business development in a way that has not been possible before. Podcast
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Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement draws ire
Antipiracy legislation protesters have a new target: The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement that would create global standards for intellectual property. News
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FAQ: How would Volcker Rule regulations affect compliance programs?
FAQ
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False alarms: Analyzing your leading risk management indicators
To alleviate risk, it’s necessary to validate risk management indicators specific to your organization. Here’s how, and why avoiding it could negatively affect your GRC program. Tip
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Zuckerberg recommits to Facebook privacy policy after FTC lashing
Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg promises to update and re-examine the social media site’s privacy policy after the FTC flags its information-sharing practices. News
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Top-down approach needed to maintain successful compliance function
Compliance sometimes is overlooked, but organizational development can go a long way in helping IT leaders -- and the company -- maintain the necessary compliance function. Tip
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MMA releases mobile application privacy policy for public comment
The Mobile Marketing Association is taking a proactive approach to protecting consumers, releasing its own mobile application privacy policy that is open for public comment. News
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FAQ: How will the Google settlement affect Internet advertising laws?
Google has agreed to a $500 million settlement for illegally assisting online pharmacies via its AdWords program. Here's why the Google settlement could have wider ramifications. FAQ
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Epsilon breach could lead to email attacks, spam
At least 50 banks, retailers and other firms are affected by a major email breach at a Texas-based data management firm that provides marketing email services. News
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Why voluntary compliance with compliance regulations is a good thing
Some firms are opting for voluntary compliance with unnecessary regulations. Here are the benefits to following compliance regulations that don’t legally apply to your business. Tip
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FAQ: What is computer forensics technology? Does it help compliance?
Computer forensics is perceived as a science rarely used by compliance officers. Not true. Learn more about how it's useful in a number of ways, including risk management. FAQ
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