Alyned Thinking

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.

When you combine advancements in technology as a means to improve processes within healthcare, the scope of possibilities are endless. How do you deal with the challenges of securing the digital ecosystem from highly innovative fraudsters, paired with a lack of specialists to counter the attacks, topped off with a largely distrustful community? This article will take a look at the factors hindering digital transformation within the healthcare industry, key regulations governing them and approaches for consideration.

How do you take “the big risks” - for instance climate change and erosion of social cohesion - and digest it into something practical that you can incorporate into your organisation's GRC strategy? How do you as an organisation even mitigate environmental risks? In this article and within our latest webinar, we explore what ESG Risks and Operational Resiliency practically means for your organisations Enterprise Risk Management strategy.

After some of the worst accounting scandals in history, the United States Congress passed the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) in 2002. In this article, we will discuss the background of SOX, the requirements of internal controls mentioned in Section 404 of the Act, and how compliance technology can facilitate a more efficient and agile process.