Governance, Risk & Data
Governance is not shelf paperwork. It is the minimum control so the company does not depend on luck. Articles on risk, data and the rules that sustain the business.
9 articles
Corporate governance under tension
The resignation of an independent board member at a major company exposed a critical flaw in decision-making structures: the migration of deliberations to informal spaces. The phenomenon reveals how the fragmentation of processes erodes trust and legitimacy.
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Passkeys: the end of passwords
For years, we have been held hostage by passwords. Complex sequences of letters, numbers, and special characters that we had to memorize, jot down on sticky notes (don't deny it!), or entrust to password managers.
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Syncrasy: corporate immortality
You are there, happy, digitizing your processes. Excited about what AI has brought. Studying AI agents as the solution to your problems.
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Compliance: your company playing by the rules
I have written here before about Governance. That subject of how you should organize your house, who decides what, and at what pace.
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What they never told you about governance
Governance is not about paperwork, but about minimum necessary control, summarized in two elements: Forums and Rites. It is action, not intention.
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Risks and Controls Cannot Walk Alone
Risk and Control are inseparable elements in organizational management. When disconnected, they leave the organization vulnerable to financial losses, fraud, and operational failures.
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Gray Tensions
Agency Theory and the conflicts between executives and shareholders in companies of all sizes, with emphasis on transparency and corporate governance.
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The first repercussions of LGPD in the business market
Analysis of the first repercussions of LGPD in the business market, highlighting cases of companies penalized for violations of the law and the importance of compliance with the regulations.
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I know everything about you!
We are exposed to everything in the digital age. On data breaches, privacy, and why companies need to comply with the LGPD to protect personal information.
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