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While Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) is a familiar topic, organisations still struggle to find the best approach for SOX attestation. At Alyne, we aim to provide some clarity to the often ambiguous SOX and Internal Controls over Financial Reporting requirements. Learn about some of the benefits that a well-performing Internal Control System (ICS) aligned to SOX can provide your organisation. Register for our upcoming webinar where our experienced speakers will be sharing success factors and risks to consider along your SOX compliance journey.

ESG risks are now playing a much larger role in contributing to the overall risk exposure of organisations. Incorporating them into your Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) can strengthen your organisation's understanding of its full suite of risks and enhance overall business performance. The good news is that ERM and ESG risks have a significant intersection. Your ESG GRC does not need to be a fundamentally new capability. Learn about key elements to consider and success factors for your ESG ERM strategy.

Environmental (E), Social (S), Governance (G) is a rapidly growing concept that is not just about environmental factors, but involves building resiliency into infrastructures. ESG management and reporting is increasingly becoming a required business practice, shown to have a direct impact on an organisation's financial advantages. It is no wonder that a structured approach to managing ESG risks is a major focus for new regulation, laws and other risk frameworks. It will be up to leadership to drive these goals, implement good practices and deliver risk transparency across their organisation.

To celebrate the final day of this year’s Women’s History Month, Alyne Customer, LzBeth Malig, Director of Information Security & Compliance at Concord Technologies sat down for an exclusive interview with Alyne's Head of North America, Tyler Gowen, to share industry insights.

It is unforeseen events that put in evidence how volatile supply chains can be and how interconnected economies are in a globalised world. There are substantial risks to consider in a crisis like the one generated by the blocking of the Suez Canal. All though now cleared, the impact on supply chains, price volatility, risks of delay and failure of delivery are as present as ever. In this blog article, learn more about how to avoid exposure to risks directly connected to supply chains and how success lies in preparation, anticipation and adaptation.