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- Why We Need More Engineers In Compliance
In addition to its problem-solving capabilities, the engineering method also has the potential to drive Perception of compliance as an audit problem: When compliance is left to the audit department it is In addition, the engineering method's interdisciplinary and collaborative nature makes it well-suited
- Engineering Responsibility: A Practitioner's Guide to Meaningful AI Oversight
automatically flag or pause high-risk operations that require human review, rather than relying on periodic audits
- Compliance Helps Companies Stay Within The Lines
This is what happens to those that only use audits to manage compliance. Audits are necessary but ineffective at protecting our businesses and keeping everyone safe. Next to audits, training is the predominate method used by companies to achieve compliance. No wonder the effort applied to audits is so high and increasing. and immediate certainty of compliance and reduce the spiraling increase and dependence on audits.
- Managing Compliance Demands: When to Pull, When to Push
When documentation requests accumulate before audits, when certifications expire before renewals complete If pull systems consistently reveal bottlenecks in privacy compliance, that's a signal to push additional
- Jidoka and AI: Lessons for Compliance
Instead of implementing AI systems and then auditing their outputs, we might design systems that continuously
- Compliance Chain Analysis
always stay in compliance Monitor in real-time the status and your ability to stay in compliance Audit
- If A Thing Is Worth Doing, It Is Worth Doing Badly
You may want to give up and go back to the old way of doing things (i.e. the audit-fix cycle).
- Steering Compliance: Three Imperatives for Operational Compliance Programs
Regular risk assessments and audits become invaluable tools in detecting vulnerabilities and implementing
- Exploring Potential Assurance Models for AI Systems
Additional focus would be needed on ongoing monitoring and rapid response to emerging threats. potential errors or inconsistencies, while QA would provide structured processes—such as documentation, audits
- API RP 1173 – Taking Ownership of Your Obligations
This distinction is critical and affects how audits should be conducted to assess compliance. In addition, it allows the means by which they are met to improve and mature over time which is recommended Whereas, the previous approach is a remnant of prescriptive-based compliance focused on audits where
- A Structured Approach to Continuous Improvement in Compliance Management Using Four Problem Types
In compliance management, this could mean addressing a sudden audit finding or a compliance violation
- Organizational Hazards
Processes are needed to address deviance and variability often achieved through audits, analysis, and In addition, measures are needed to contend with natural variability.











