From CEP Magazine
Universities in the crosshairs: Navigating foreign espionage and research security risks
Universities face growing national security scrutiny over foreign affiliations, espionage, and intellectual property risks, requiring stronger research security controls, disclosure practices, and carefully managed responses to government investigations.
From Compliance Today
New sheriff in town? Examining state enforcement of AI laws
State AI laws are increasing healthcare oversight, creating new compliance risks and making strong AI governance essential.
From the Blog
Fragmentation Overtakes Volume as the Top Sanctions Challenge
Growing divergence among global sanctions regimes is creating new compliance challenges, requiring organizations to adapt to conflicting regulations, heightened geopolitical risks, and an increasingly complex enforcement landscape.
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