You’ve got the policies. You’ve passed the audits. On paper, your compliance program checks all the boxes. But is it actually keeping your business secure—or just putting on a good show?
In Episode 02 of The Brief with Charles Denyer, Charles Denyer pulls back the curtain on the illusion of “compliance success.” He explains why most programs are designed to impress auditors—not protect against real-world risks—and how this mindset leaves organizations exposed.
Charles breaks down five defining traits of truly effective compliance programs: continuous, technical, cross-functional, transparent, and respected. Through real-world examples and actionable tips, he shows how to shift from checkbox compliance to a living, breathing risk management system integrated into your daily operations.
If you're ready to move beyond performative policies and build a compliance program that actually works under pressure, this episode is your starting point.
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