Guidepost in Motion

In their second podcast, Angela Osborne and Ed Batchelor talk about some of the early risk indicators associated with insider threats, as well as some of the not so obvious. They also discuss when and why it makes sense to bring in a third-party to help mitigate and manage incidents. 

 Angela Osborne and Ed Batchelor discuss the fact that organizations are experiencing an unfortunate increase in insider threats and how the pandemic has accelerated the uptick. While insider threats have always existed, the ground is more fertile. They also provide basic steps organizations can take when an insider threat is recognized. 

Dr. Mary O’Connor, co-founder and chief medical officer at the healthcare start-up Vori Health, joins Bradley Dizik to talk about the privacy challenges with utilizing work from home employees and shares her compliance advice for those looking to launch their a startup.  

Dr. Mary O’Connor, co-founder and chief medical officer at the healthcare start-up Vori Health, talks with Bradley Dizik about the compliance challenges of starting a virtual healthcare practice and why Vori hired a compliance consultant before launching. 

In early 2020, after spending close to 40 years in chief compliance roles at some of the world’s largest institutions, Eric T. Young began his new venture, Young Enterprises, a compliance advisory firm. He recently published his first book: “Declaration of Independence - How Independent Compliance Officers and Directors Can Hold Management More Accountable.”  Eric sits down with Guidepost’s CEO, Julie Myers Wood, for a candid conversation about his career journey from compliance officer to entrepreneur and now author. He shares his experiences working with outside compliance professionals and provides a sneak-peek of his new book. He also talks about the accountability pyramid and the compliance hexagon of six recommendations. 

Ken Mendelson welcomes back Andy Cottrell, the founder and CEO of cybersecurity consulting firm Truvantis to talk more about cybersecurity frameworks. They discuss the difference between a cyber audit and cyber assessment and which method to employ, as well as the critical role of a cybersecurity expert and how to position this professional on a company’s organization chart. 

Andy Cottrell, the founder and CEO of cybersecurity consulting firm Truvantis, joins Ken Mendelson to talk about cybersecurity frameworks – what are they, how can they improve a company’s cybersecurity posture, and how to determine which to implement. 

In Episode 11 of our podcast, Julie Myers Wood talks with Bart M. Schwartz about his decades of experiences as a monitor and how the monitor’s role has evolved over the years.

Topics include:
* What makes a good monitor
* Working with a company’s resources to ensure ethical behavior and a compliant culture
* Working with foreign regulators

Terry King and Ahmad Zoua discuss the post-COVID effects on the commercial real estate market and its relationship with Edge Data Centers. Topics include how the commercial real estate market can rebuild existing spaces to accommodate edge computing and why it is important to do so; as well as what security changes need to be made to accommodate edge data centers. 

Dan Burstein, general counsel and chief compliance officer at Paxos Trust Company, and Julie Myers Wood continue their discussion of cryptocurrency banking. In this episode, Dan and Julie provided insight into regulator trends as traditional financial institutions move into the digital asset space, the associated compliance issues, block chain monitoring, addressing the travel rule, and increased enforcement actions.