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Archive for November, 2009

Compliance: Gain a Competitive Edge

Natasha November 24th, 2009 Comments

Businesses are tasked daily to increase revenue and maintain profit margins. With today’s economy a competitive edge no matter how minuscule can be the difference between a win and a loss. We see this in retail, in the job market, in manufacturing and now in security and compliance.
I know. It’s hard to [...]

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Risk Management through Common Sense

Nik November 20th, 2009 Comments

Disclosure: I’ll start out with the intent of touching on being proactive rather than reactionary in regards to risk management….but we’ll see where we end up!
This blog idea came to me while I was driving through middle-of-nowhere West Texas. I have always noticed the growing prevalence of people feeling they are owed things and [...]

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Social Media and Banking – Its 1998 all over again!

The Community November 17th, 2009 Comments

This guest post is written by Paul Reymann, CEO and founder of the Reymann Group. He is one of the nation’s leading regulatory experts and co-author of Section 501 of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act Security rule. He is also the author of numerous articles and papers on technology risk, transactional web sites, customer information, network [...]

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Ditch the workout, join the party!

Natasha November 16th, 2009 Comments

I’ve been trying to get back into a workout routine (a regular one that is) so I pushed myself to go to the gym. One particular aerobics class, Zumba, caught my attention. It seemed fun. I decided to wait an hour till that class started. If they could make exercise fun, I [...]

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