Data Governance
VISO TRUST, a prominent name in AI-powered third-party risk management (TPRM), has just successfully completed a crucial funding round, garnering an additional $7 million and pushing their total raised funds to $24 million. This recent round saw participation from both previous investors, including Bain Capital Ventures, Work-Bench, Sierra
When organizations undergo change—whether it's due to adopting a new technology, restructuring departments, experiencing leadership changes, or going through a merger or acquisition—it can be daunting for employees. Fear of the unknown, concerns about job security, or uncertainty regarding new processes can lead to resistance, low engagement, and
In today's rapidly evolving socio-political and economic landscape, board members face unprecedented reputational risks. These risks are magnified by the dynamic nature of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) issues. With historical parallels to the Directors & Officers (D&O) liability crisis of the 1980s, the current climate necessitates
In 2023, Amazon confronted a significant security incident involving the MOVEit third-party breach, which resulted in the theft of a substantial amount of employee data. This breach, executed by a hacker known as "Nam3L3ss," has raised serious concerns regarding the security of third-party vendors and the broader implications for companies that
In an age where businesses must dynamically adapt to rapidly evolving market conditions, the emphasis on innovation and effective change management has never been more paramount. This sentiment was echoed loudly at the 2024 Management Day Lecture held in Lagos, where thought leaders and industry experts converged to discuss how fostering a culture
In today's rapidly evolving technological landscape, securing applications has become increasingly complex. As developers navigate advancements like cloud computing, containers, and API connections, the importance of robust security measures cannot be overstated. This article explores common security mistakes made by software developers and