Risk Management

Whistleblowing can help organisations to solve many issues that otherwise might escalate, avoiding harm to the organisation and its stakeholders

What is Whistleblowing? How does it affect me?

Whistleblowing is becoming increasingly important for companies due to the EU Whistleblowing Directive. Companies across the European Union are now required to provide whistleblowing channels and protection for whistleblowers. Who is a whistleblower? A whistleblower is anyone who...

Together, we can uproot corruption

Celebrating International Anti-Corruption Day 2022: Lessons to be learnt

The world as we know it is today delicately poised on the brink of tantalising growth and possibly a nuclear war at the same time. Both these possibilities are fuelled indirectly by the grim...

Integrated Management System: 6 top benefits

An Integrated Management System (IMS) merges your ISO management processes into one convenient system, reducing hassle, cutting waste and refining compliance. With pre-defined processes and procedures, it gives businesses like yours a helping hand...

What is an Integrated Management Systems (IMS)?

What is an Integrated Management Systems (IMS)?

Integrated Management Systems (IMS) merges your ISO management processes into one convenient system, reducing hassle, cutting waste and refining compliance. With pre-defined processes and procedures, it gives businesses like yours a helping hand in...

ISO 31000 Risk Management Certification

What is ISO 31000 Certification?

ISO 31000 is the international Standard for risk management, created by the International Organisation of Standardisation (ISO). It creates a framework of best-practice processes that enable an organisation to manage risks, protect it from...

Whistleblowers are now legally protected in the EU: Comply with the EU Whistleblower Protection Directive

Whistleblowers are now legally protected in the EU: Comply with the EU Whistleblower Protection Directive

EU Whistleblower Protection Directive, whistleblowers are now legally protected in the EU. As of 17th December, the Directive (EU) 2019/1937 (commonly referred to as the “EU Whistleblower Protection Directive”) has become effective. Adopted by the European Council in 2019, the Directive aims to strengthen protections for people who report breaches of EU law, create safer, better-defined reporting channels across all EU member states, and move member states towards a unified legal framework. From this date onwards, across all EU member states, the identity of whistleblowers will be safeguarded, and retaliation against them will be prohibited.

ABAC fighting against fraud

ABAC® fighting against fraud

The international nature of business today dictates an increasing demand for proactive measures designed to reduce the exposure of organizations to economic crime and civil wrongs, particularly in the financial, government and multi-national business...