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Coronavirus-Forced Remote Work Strains Cybersecurity, Networks
Companies, on top of everything else it takes to keep business running during this pandemic, should be doing their best to teach employees how to safely work remotely.
A Note from LRN Chairman and Founder Dov Seidman to Employees
A message from LRN Founder and Chairman Dov Seidman to LRN Colleagues
Words from Our CEO on COVID-19
Read an update from David Greenberg on LRN's commitment to the continued success of our partners.
More Data Privacy Regulations, Violations to Come
With more data privacy regulations being proposed, the smartest companies are taking steps to understand current regulations, and to adjust internal policies to prepare for fast change.
California Offers Updates to New Privacy Law
To stay ahead of future data privacy laws and maintain consumer trust, companies will be wise to work toward CCPA compliance. Pursuing a consumer-first approach while prioritizing data organization an
Building a Moat is Good for Business
Because ESG-related risks are constantly changing, companies need to adjust to new regulations, stakeholder demands and technological advancements with agility.
#MeToo, Now What?
LRN’s own research shows that moral leadership grounded in values is the most effective way to prevent harassment and other misconduct.
Mission Statements Can Encourage or Limit Ethical Violations
An “ask for forgiveness, not permission” approach to getting things done can expose companies to ethical violations.
Trust: The Human Glue Needed to Stay Connected as People and Organizations
How well do we understand trust? Can we become better at it wielding it as a force for good?
Workers Wonder: Will Business Meet Challenges?
People are most concerned about business’ ability to adapt to social change, and to train effectively employees for technological advancement.
Sharp Drop in Workplace Discrimination Cases
The total number of U.S. workplace discrimination charges–72,675 filings–fell to the lowest recorded number since 1992
Uncertainty Drives Record CEO Pessimism
Of the 1,581 chief executives surveyed, 53% predicted a decline in the rate of global GDP growth for 2020.
Business Risks to Watch in 2020
For the first time, cyber ranked as the top global risk, as increased reliance on data and IT systems, and high-profile cases have made businesses aware of potential cyber threats.
A New Year's Resolution to "Think Higher and Feel Deeper": The Best of LRN's #HowMatters Conversations
We invite you to revisit the best of our #HOWMatters discussions as we seek to “think higher and feel deeper" in the New Year.
Big Impact of DOJ Guidelines on Small-, Medium-Sized Firms
Compliance standards often are set in response to U.S. federal criminal prosecutions involving large corporations; this may make small- and medium-sized organizations fall behind.
Little Discussion of Ethics in Baseball Cheating Scandal
It’s mostly been sad watching this latest cheating scandal in baseball unfold, and not because of the fact there is another example of cheating in the game.
Companies Varied in Response to California's Privacy Law
Companies are offering mixed responses thus far to the California Consumer Privacy Act.
California's New Privacy Law: What You Need to Know
The California Consumer Privacy Act is the first of its kind in the U.S., and it’s unlikely to be the last.
Whistleblowers: Good for Business
The truth is, internal whistleblowing is good for business.
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