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IQ.AI for Information Governance uses AI to classify your unstructured data — so you can delete what's redundant, protect what's sensitive, and govern what matters. Sophie Ross discusses the capabilities of IQ.AI. Deferred governance exposes critical problems Doing nothing is the greatest risk and cost. Rising data storage costs Growing 10% year-over-year. Thousands of sites unused for years. Millions of unclassified files. You're significantly overpaying for data you don't need.

State-level antitrust enforcement activity is on the rise, introducing new risks for organizations beyond federal regulatory scrutiny. In this Q&A, Andrew Szwez, a Senior Managing Director within FTI Technology and a trusted advisor to legal teams involved in investigations, complex litigation and merger clearance reviews, joins Heather Wilson, public affairs expert and Senior Managing Director within FTI’s Strategic Communications segment, to discuss the issue.

A large European corporation in the midst of an acquisition received a wide-reaching request for information (RFI) from the European Commission. With only weeks to respond, the organisation selected FTI Technology for the team’s extensive merger control expertise and market-leading technology solutions, to successfully respond to the inquiry on time. When the European Commission issued the RFI, the client had only 24 days to comply for acquisition proceedings to continue.

AI agents are rapidly gaining the ability to access systems, make decisions and take action with limited human oversight, creating a new class of insider risk. This paper explores the evolving threats created by AI agents and provides guidance organizations should implement to reduce risk, strengthen oversight and support regulatory compliance. Related topics: To download this white paper please register using the form below.

The privacy enforcement environment in California continues to evolve, with ongoing areas of uncertainty. The result is a set of moving adtech compliance goalposts for organizations operating in the state and other states engaging in similar enforcement activities. Organizations must begin to look at ways to evolve their governance programs away from reacting to each new regulatory and legal development and toward a more resilient posture.

Brochures Building a Defensible California Privacy Program California's revised CCPA regulations have transformed privacy compliance from a disclosure exercise into a documented, audit-grade governance program requirement.

Michael Khoury leads FTI Technology’s disputes and investigations practice in Australia, with a focus on digital forensics and emerging data sources. In this Q&A, he discusses the top issues currently affecting law firm and corporate clients in Australia and how his team is leveraging generative AI to solve data challenges. Michael, what are the most common types of cases you’re seeing right now among clients?

Brochures Integrating Platforms and Data for Strategic Business Insight Compliance organizations are facing new demands of their Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) technology in response to twin pressures: continuous monitoring requirements within controls frameworks such as NIST SP 800-53 and a steady expansion of risk domains driven by geopolitical events and increasing AI adoption.

Geopolitical uncertainty is the fastest growing business risk category globally and is consistently ranked as a top five business risk for large organizations. Despite this intensifying focus on the impact of geopolitics on businesses’ ability to meet strategic objectives, more than 40% of leaders have not adapted their priorities or governance, risk and compliance activities to address the issue directly.

In a fast-moving data breach scenario involving more than 20 million documents and financial records, FTI Technology was engaged to extract and examine relevant data and help meet reporting obligations in the U.S. and European Union. The team leveraged IQ.AI by FTI Technology™ to help target personally identifiable information and support the financial services client in mitigating the incident as quickly as possible.