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Recorded Webinar

Electronic signatures – What are the risk elements and technical points of electronic signatures?

How do we ensure proper verification in the digital age, and what are the risks associated with electronic signatures? How can technology streamline your processes and benefit your organisation?
27 March 2024
Recorded Webinar
Technology and AI
Audit and risk
Corporate
Artificial Intelligence: AI: what’s emerging from the chrysalis?
G+C Article

Artificial Intelligence: AI: what’s emerging from the chrysalis?

The rapid development of artificial intelligence out of its formative stages is reshaping organisational decision-making.
1 January 0001
Boards and committees
Artificial intelligence: Governing Smarter: AI and effectiveness
G+C Article

Artificial intelligence: Governing Smarter: AI and effectiveness

The next generation of purpose-built tools are enabling a new standard for boardroom effectiveness.
1 January 0001
Sponsored article
Sovereignty: Tech Control
G+C Article

Sovereignty: Tech Control

Most organisations have become dependent on US companies that provide their technology stacks. Is this an acceptable risk today?
1 January 0001
Audit and risk
Cyber resilience: Keep calm  and carry on?
G+C Article

Cyber resilience: Keep calm and carry on?

The Government is now enshrining the robustness of critical systems in law. It’s time to learn your MVC from your MTCR.
1 January 0001
Audit and risk
Compliance: “And what are your biggest weaknesses?”
G+C Article

Compliance: “And what are your biggest weaknesses?”

Remote recruitment frauds are starting to become a governance and compliance headache. They might even expose you to sanctions.
1 January 0001
governance
Artificial intelligence: Agentic AI’s OODA loop problem
G+C Article

Artificial intelligence: Agentic AI’s OODA loop problem

To understand the cybersecurity implications of advanced AI tools such as agents, we need to understand how they make decisions.
1 January 0001
Audit and risk
Competition law: The Apple falls…
G+C Article

Competition law: The Apple falls…

The CAT’s Rachael Kent v Apple judgment is landmark for digital competition – and for the UK Collective Actions Regime.
1 January 0001
Corporate
Data protection: Farley big news on data breaches
G+C Article

Data protection: Farley big news on data breaches

Governance leaders need to bone up on Farley v Paymaster – which could have fairly big implications if you suffer a data breach.
1 January 0001
governance
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