Controls that prevent physical access to servers must be a fundamental component of any information security programme ...

Freedom of Information is a right enshrined in our fundamental law ...

“Is there any chance that I will be accused of breach of trust if I proceed with this transaction?” ...

With elections just around the corner, corruption involving government and public service agencies will likely be a top issue ...

Infrastructure projects in emerging markets attract investors on the back of potential returns that can outstrip yields in mature markets ...

Organisations need to recognise that information security is a question of risk and step up defences now ..

Proper preparation and planning can help organisations set out a clear path for responding to a cyber breach ...

Foreign service providers may be affected by a new regulation aimed at improving cybersecurity in the country ...

Data visualisation tools have emerged as a powerful resource for internal investigations ...

Parties choose to resolve their disputes in Singapore for the relative ease of enforcement of awards and judgments.

The requirement will strengthen and amplify the anti-corruption, anti-money laundering, anti-tax avoidance/evasion and anti-monopolism efforts.

Significant strides in Mozambique’s legislation and policies could see a rapid turnaround in the country’s economic situation. In 2016, inflation peaked at 26 percent ...

Anti-bribery and corruption risks are expected to stay the same or worsen during 2018, but regulators remain the top worry.

Less than 25 percent feel highly confident in their program’s ability to address these risks.

On November 4, 2017, the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress (the NPC) of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) approved and published amendments to the Anti-Unfair Competition Law (AUCL) that substantially change the previous law enacted in 1993 (the AUCL 1993) ...