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    Collaboration Forum Series 4: Optimism in tough times (Week-10)
    The Future of Business: Part 2: Challenge your Normal Do you still believe in your company’s purpose? How will your people work together in the future? How will you work with clients? Do you need an office? Our corporate values and our working environment are undergoing their biggest change in over a century – how will you seize the opportunities this presents? Dan Foley from Kier…
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    The FCA Focus on Payment Firms Continues
    The FCA’s Business Plan 2020/21 highlights that payment services are an FCA priority for supervision and, more significantly, for intervention. In the light of the FCA’s review and reprioritisation of risks to its stated Objectives in the light of the Coronavirus, it has identified significant risks in relation to Payment Services Providers (including Payment Institutions and E-money institutions…
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    Chief Audit Executive Forum ‒ Perspectives on Internal Audit based on Shared Experiences
    The consequences of COVID–19 have changed the risk landscape. Internal audit functions need to be closely aligned with, and responsive to, rapidly evolving business demands and priorities more now than ever before. Increasingly, they need to operate in more flexible and agile ways to remain relevant and support their organisation to accomplish its objectives.Our virtual Chief Audit Executive (CAE…
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    Chief Audit Executive Forum ‒ Perspectives on Internal Audit based on Shared Experiences - Session 1
    Internal audit functions are finding more than ever that they need to be closely aligned with, and responsive to, rapidly evolving business demands and priorities. Increasingly, they need to operate in more flexible and agile ways to remain relevant and support their organisation. Our Chief Audit Executive (CAE) Forum meets regularly online to exchange ideas about how to manage the audit process…
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    Remote Working: Is the Cyber Risk Over-Hyped?
    It’s the most significant workplace trend of 2020, but what impact d oes it have on the cyber security of a business? We speak to Protiviti’s technology team to understand the rapidly changing landscape of ‘working from anywhere’.
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    Security at the point of entry: The future of identity and access management
    Identity is the now the place where security starts, but cloud technology has made this task a lot harder. In this article, we share the learnings from a recent webinar, which explored how access challenges are being overcome
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    Chief Audit Executive Forum ‒ Perspectives on Internal Audit based on Shared Experiences - Session 2
    The consequences of COVID–19 have changed the risk landscape. Internal audit functions are finding more than ever that they need to be closely aligned with, and responsive to, rapidly evolving business demands and priorities. Increasingly, they need to operate in more flexible and agile ways to remain relevant and support their organisation. Our Chief Audit Executive (CAE) Forum meets regularly…
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    Audit Committee Newsletter
    We are delighted to share with you the second edition of our Audit Committee Newsletter. As we approach the end of 2020, organisations look back to assess the results of this unprecedented year and also actively plan for the year ahead. In the planning and budgeting activities, organisations face high uncertainty and should be considering a wider range of factors in their assessments of risk and…
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    Introducing Cloud Hive: A space to talk and learn about cloud technology
    David Maddock from our Enterprise Cloud Services team explains how The Cloud Hive can help people in your organisation. At Protiviti, we use cloud technology, and so do our clients. In order to assist all our teams to fully understand and exploit cloud technologies we have created a space to share ideas, develop skills, and have conversations about the cloud. This space is known as The Cloud…
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    Working models are evolving, but COOs will test out plans first
    Key headlines to feature on website Chief operating officers (COOs) are planning for colleagues to work at home and in offices, but they will spend time testing plans before committing to this approach over the long term. COOs want to retain flexibility, trust and a focus on wellbeing, but they are worried about the return of presenteeism. They are also concerned about undoing years of good…
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