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Editor's Bookshelf

Protecting Your Company Against Civil & Criminal Liability

This book contains details on little-known mathematical theorems used primarily in medicine and economics which may be a solution to the spiraling costs of complying with this federal legislation.

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Rapid Data Extraction in the Field

MSAB, a leader in forensic technology for mobile examination and pioneer of XRY has announced the release of its Tablet technology, a ruggedized, portable digital forensics tool ideal for real time evidence gathering in the field.

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News
>	Enhanced Finance Controls
>	You Can Own the Infrastructure of a Country
>	SIEM Solutions Don’t Reduce Security Incidents
>	PCI Guidance On Security Awareness Programs on the Mark
>	Internal Audit Case Study Competition
>	Stem the Onslaught of System Wide Attacks
>	Exploring Strong Investor Confidence in U.S. Stock Exchanges
>	Digital Forensics Takes The Next Step
>	Now Is the Time for Secure DNS
>	BlackLine Recognized in Enhanced Finance
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Features
>	Are You Still Auditing in Excel?
>	The Unpaid Summer Intern that Could Cost You Millions
>	Rights Structure as a Living Entity
>	Whistleblower to Receive Over $17 Million
>	Worn on the Sleeve
>	How CIOs Can Drive Innovation
>	Five Steps to Fighting Fraud with Professional Skepticism
>	How to Leverage Brand Intelligence for Fraud Management
>	SEC Provides Guidance on CyberSecurity Reviews
>	Are Your Employees Sabotaging Your Company’s Accountability?
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SEC Conflict Minerals Rule Conjures Up Controversy
Jon D. Sohn
Counsel, Washington
McKenna Long & Aldridge

The SEC's Conflict Minerals Rule, Exchange Act Rule 13p-1 and Form SD, which was adopted under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, has been controversial throughout its short history due to questions of business materiality and the costly due diligence requirements of the rule itself.

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People in the News
Eric Berman Joins Venable in Washington
Eric Berman Counsel Venable	Mr. Berman has handled all areas of antitrust issues, including representing companies before the FTC and the DOJ’s Antitrust Division in merger reviews and counseling companies and associations on antitrust compliance issues. read more >
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Solutions

Scalable E-Discovery Through The Cloud

ZL Technologies, the leader in archiving, records management, and e-discovery software for large enterprises, has expanded its flagship product Unified Archive (UA) as a software-as-a-service solution (SaaS) through a close partnership with SunGard Availability Services.

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