In an increasingly interconnected world where supply chains have become multi-layered supply webs, the task of managing supply chain due diligence has become more important than ever. A key aspect of this is social compliance auditing, the manner in which organizations ensure that their partners and third parties are abiding by human labor law. In this episode, Craig Moss—executive vice president of measurement at Ethisphere, director at the Digital Supply Chain Institute and the Cyber Readiness Institute, and board member of the Association of Professional Social Compliance Auditors—discusses the vital role that social compliance auditing plays within the larger effort to manage supply chain due diligence. 1:30: Why supply chain due diligence has become such a critical part of enterprise risk management 4:28: Social compliance audits get way more static than they deserve 7:19: How to embed social compliance audits within a risk-based due diligence process 12:13: Connecting social compliance audit data with broader due diligence data Further reading: “Using Social Audits to Refine Supply Chain Due Diligence" at www.dowjones.com Free report - AI in Ethics & Compliance: Risk to Manage, Tool to Leverage: www.ethisphere.com