When researchers at King’s College, London, looked at nearly 3,000 sites on the Dark Web, they discovered that 57 per cent were hosting illicit material.

Utilising data analytics, investigators compare data with rules and risk indicators to identify anomalies and trends that might indicate suspect behaviour.

There is evidence that courts and regulators are becoming more accepting of analytics as an expert function, and are open to using it to inform decisions.

Institutions can empower its compliance function to focus on high risk areas by adopting digital methods and machine learning and sentiment analysis.

The seventh edition of FTI’s Social Divide in the City report reveals new insights relating to the social media performance of the UK’s FTSE 100 companies.

Nina Bryant argues that organisations will need to consider how they balance effective data governance and GDPR whilst protecting individual rights.

Forensic investigations expert Muthmainur Rahman explains how the growing amount of data held by organisations plays a crucial role in investigating fraud.

An FTI Consulting survey of over 2,500 corporate leaders in four EU countries reveals their anxieties — and plans — for dealing with Brexit.

The UK’s resolution for 2019 is to trim down its Corporate Governance Code. And it starts this summer.

Every month, more than 100 billion searches are conducted through Google. What turns up has power to influence opinions around the search subject itself.

Across global markets, the launch of the driverless car is bogged down by regulations. Here’s what this projected $1.5T industry can do to get in the fast lane.

In today’s digital age where social media plays a large role in public opinion, CEOs must be strategic in their response to a corporate crisis.

A business deal abroad comes with risks to reputation and investment that demand rigorous due diligence.

The outlook for investment activity across Africa is looking very promising, particularly in Eastern Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa.