Supply chain risk management (SCRM) has not only been a hot topic in 2020, it has become a realized risk. Dramatic product demand, coupled with abrupt reduced production and supply across the globe, created and continues to create historic levels... Read More
There has been little in the business world that remains unimpacted from the ongoing current pandemic, including an organization’s reliance on another business to provide their services. Entities that expect a SOC (System and Organization Controls) report from their service... Read More
A SOC report can demonstrate to your clients and vendors a dedication to trust and security, but what does the process look like? Sabrina Serafin discusses the advantages and history of SOC reporting with Shelby Nelson, a SOC lecturer and... Read More
SOC 2 experts of Frazier & Deeter’s own Process, Risk & Governance practice walk-through the reporting changes. Moderator – Sabrina Serafin | Partner & National Practice Leader Speakers – Gina Gondron | Partner Shelby Nelson | Director Culture of Compliance... Read More
Technological advances over the past 25 years have driven unimaginable conveniences, but our rapidly evolving technology has also increased the complexity of managing risk. As new risks emerge, the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) continues to adapt the... Read More
It is a common refrain in sports that, “Offense sells tickets, defense wins championships.” This analogy can be applied in the business world as well. As companies grow they have more to protect and the need for defense, in the... Read More
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