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Why digital communications governance is now critical
Digital communications governance and archiving (DCGA) is rapidly moving beyond its historical role as a background compliance function. Once treated as a routine record-keeping...
Theta Lake patent targets hidden risks in screen sharing
A newly granted patent to Theta Lake highlights a growing compliance challenge in modern digital workplaces: identifying which applications appear on screen during collaboration...
Reducing false positives in AI risk detection
AI-enabled supervision is often marketed with bold promises of “99% accuracy” or near-total false positive reduction. In a previous instalment of this series, the...
Why AI governance needs prompt-level surveillance
AI adoption is accelerating across financial services and other regulated industries, but governance is struggling to keep up as firms scale usage faster than...
Building trusted data in digital communications
A structural shift is reshaping how regulated firms approach recordkeeping. In an era defined by hybrid working, AI-generated content and multichannel digital conversations, simply...
Why single AI models miss communications risks
The modern workplace no longer communicates in neat, text-only channels. Teams now exchange information across video calls, voice notes, chat, screen sharing and collaborative...
Why data foundations matter for AI in regulated firms
AI is reshaping how regulated organisations approach compliance, surveillance and operational resilience, but its effectiveness is fundamentally constrained by the quality and completeness of...
Why compliance needs humans in the AI loop
Compliance teams across the financial sector are facing an unprecedented challenge. With staff expected to review an avalanche of emails, instant messages, and chats...
