Join our host Blaise Wabo and guest Morvareed Z. Salehpour, Managing Partner of Salehpour Legal, as they delve into the constantly evolving legalities of generative artificial intelligence (AI). During the discussion, Blaise and Morvareed discuss the technical, legal, and privacy risks and challenges around generative AI that many organizations should be aware of, as well as recently passed laws and regulations around safe AI use. Listen to the episode to learn more about how your business can leverage this popular new technology while keeping your data safe.

Join hosts Giles House and Abby Rodrigues along with their guest Mark Petry, Cyber Compliance and Risk Manager at GoodLeap, as they lend valuable insights about the importance of building a culture of security. Listen to learn why more organizations should phase out rubber stamp reports, seek high-quality audits, and position compliance as a value proposition for their business. 

Join host Blaise Wabo and guest Alberto España, CEO of Solver 4, as they discuss the evolving cybersecurity landscape in Latin America, Mexico, and Spain. Gain insights into the current threat landscape, the impact of COVID-19, and the future of cybersecurity and compliance in these regions. Listen as Alberto shares the struggles of competing against US vendors, the rising costs of resources, and the scarcity of qualified cybersecurity talents, spotlighting how remote work during the pandemic has added to the complexity.

In this episode of the Compliance Crosswalk podcast, your host Blaise Wabo is joined by Jacques Antikadjian, the co-founder and chief security officer at Xano. Join them as they discuss connecting the dots between compliance and security. They emphasize the importance of integrating security and compliance measures to effectively manage risk. They also mention the evolution of security and privacy compliance frameworks and the need to bridge the gap between evolving threats and existing standards and frameworks. Jacques offers tips to cyber-security leaders on ways they can elevate their organizations' security posture.

In this episode of the Compliance Crosswalk podcast, your host Blaise Wabo is joined by his good friend and compliance expert, Patrick Sullivan, to dive deep into the A-LIGN's 2023 Compliance Benchmark Survey. Join Blaise and Patrick as they share key insights and discuss the implications of the survey results on compliance strategies in today's ever-changing landscape. They shed light on how compliance is evolving from being a mere checkbox exercise to becoming a value driver in organizations. Whether you're a compliance professional, a business leader, or simply interested in understanding the role of compliance in organizations, this episode will provide valuable insights to enhance your understanding of this critical domain.

On this episode of the Compliance Crosswalk Podcast, Blaise Wabo engages in an enlightening conversation with former COO of Tulane Medical Center, Andre Duplessis. This episode zeroes in on the harrowing experience faced by Tulane Medical Center during Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Duplessis reflects upon the importance of business continuity planning, disaster recovery, and the unforeseen complications when the real world interacts with theoretical planning. He emphasizes the need for an agile and dynamic approach in overcoming unforeseen circumstances while maintaining a relentless commitment to patient safety.

After repeatedly falling victim to identity thieves through SIM swap attacks, a telecom engineer and entrepreneur, Haseeb Awan, decided to start his own carrier with security as its top priority. Today, Haseeb is the founder and CEO of EFANI Secure Mobile, a private cell phone service provider catering to individuals and organizations that need extra security.

On this episode of the Compliance Crosswalk Podcast, A-LIGN's Blaise Wabo and Haseeb Awan talk about the many security vulnerabilities associated with one's phone and cell service—and offer tips on how to further secure your identity.

With a new digital landscape brought on by the pandemic, a war in Ukraine, increasingly sophisticated threat actors,  artificial intelligence,  and now a potential recession, the nature of how organizations are breached has fundamentally changed. No company is too small to be attacked; making a single breach can be enough to put one out of business.

In this episode of Compliance Crosswalk, our host Blaise Wabo welcomes Taiye Lambo, founder of the Holistic Information Security Practitioner Institute (HISPI) and serial entrepreneur, to discuss the current state of the cybersecurity landscape in the context of recent history and how organizations can prepare for what's next.