Risk & Governance
Data, liability, and the plain-English policy almost nobody has.

A Business Owner Spent Two Weeks Talking to His Partner Before Wiring Millions. The Voice Was Never His.
A Swiss entrepreneur wired millions to a business partner he'd trusted for years, built over two weeks of ordinary phone calls. The voice was never his partner's, and it's the fastest-growing fraud category the FBI tracks.
Read more →Only 38% of Organizations Have a Real AI Policy, Even Though 90% Say Employees Are Already Using It
ISACA's 2026 AI Pulse Poll of 3,400 digital trust professionals found 90% believe employees are already using AI at work, but only 38% of
AI-Related Securities Lawsuits Are on Pace to Nearly Double This Year, and They’re 73% of All Investor Losses
Cornerstone Research and Stanford's Securities Class Action Clearinghouse found investors filed 15 AI-related securities lawsuits in the first half of 2026, on pace to
The Average Data Breach Now Costs $4.99 Million, the Highest in 21 Years of Tracking It
IBM and the Ponemon Institute's 21st annual Cost of a Data Breach Report found the global average breach cost hit $4.99 million this year,
66% of Board Directors Now Use AI for Board Work. Only 22% Have Any Governance Process for It.
Corporate Board Member and Diligent Institute's 2026 'What Directors Think' survey of public company board members found 66% now use AI for board work,
Meta will pay up to $18 billion over child-safety claims, spread over 10 years
Meta agreed to pay up to $18 billion to a coalition of state attorneys general over claims it knowingly exposed young users to mental
What Happens If an AI Tool Gets Something Wrong? A Plain-English Liability Primer
In 2022, an Air Canada chatbot gave a grieving customer false information about a bereavement discount. A tribunal ruled the airline was legally responsible
The Big 5 Disruptions that Business Leaders Must Address
This episode covers 'The Big 5 Disruptions That Business Leaders Must Address and what you can do.
5 Choices Great Leaders Make To Manage Crisis
During a crisis, it might be tough to know what to do. In this episode, I share 5 Choices Great Leaders Make To Manage
What Small Business Owners Must Do to Survive the Impact of the Coronavirus Outbreak
In this episode, I share my thoughts on what I think Small Business Owners should focus on as we go through the coronavirus outbreak.