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AI at the crossroads: Revamping board structures for effective governance.
- Apr 2024
- Tom Petro
The article focuses on the dilemma faced by corporate boards regarding the oversight of artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives, questioning which committee is best suited for governing AI's multifaceted risks. The author explores potential contenders for this role, including the risk management committee, a dedicated AI governance committee, and the technology committee, each offering unique expertise and perspectives tailored to the challenges posed by AI governance.
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Navigating AI: a pragmatic guide for corporate boards
- Oct 2023
- Chris Smith
The article focuses on how the exponential growth of artificial intelligence (AI) across various sectors is compelling boards to redefine their roles in providing oversight and guidance on AI strategy and risk management. It emphasizes the importance of a human-centred approach to AI, aligning strategic decisions with an organization's mission and values, addressing ethical dilemmas, intellectual property concerns, and privacy challenges.
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AI ethics committee - a new necessity?
- Jul 2022
- Reid Blackman
Article explains why having expert oversight over your organisation's use of AI can safeguard your data and your brand. An AI ethics committee can identify and mitigate the ethical risks of AI products that are developed in-house or procured from third-party vendors.
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7 pressing cybersecurity questions
- Apr 2022
- Keri Pearlson, Nelson Novaes Neto
This article offers 7 questions to ask to make sure your board understands how cybersecurity is being managed by your organisation. Asking these questions will also raise awareness of the importance of cybersecurity, and the need to prioritize action.
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How internal audit helps increase cybersecurity transparency for the board
- Jul 2021
- John Brackett, Ken Stasiak
Article discusses how internal audit can help the board see an accurate picture of cyber risk
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Cybersecurity from within
- May 2021
- Kristine Brands
Article discusses internal IT security threats and how these shouldn't be left to the IT department and should b addressed by an organisation's internal controls.
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Building strong risk committee relationships
- Oct 2020
- Neil Hodge
The article discusses the need for companies to establish strong risk committee relationships to successfully resolve the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Wargaming risk: What military leaders bring to the table
- Apr 2020
- April Hall
Planning for unexpected situations gives boards an advantage in times of crisis. The article gives examples of how wargaming techniques can be used by risk committees to run through a number of potential business scenarios.
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Blockchain and accounting governance
- Mar 2020
- Sean Stein Smith, John Castonguay
This paper explores blockchain's impact in the areas of assurance and financials reporting and provides guidance for organisations and auditors utilizing blockchain.
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Prioritizing the audit committee agenda
- Feb 2020
- John Rodi
Reports in the KPMG 2019 global audit committee survey which states that it is "increasingly difficult" to oversee the major risks on the audit committee's agenda in addition to its core financial reporting oversight responsibilities. Committees should also probe the audit firm on its quality control systems that are intended to drive sustainable, improved audit quality, including the firm's use of new technologies.
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