Topic: Governance

Found 7 entries.

• The Client Portal That Became a Liability: A Hypothetical Horror Story

  Open permissions are a ticking time bomb. When a junior analyst sees the CEO's bonus scheme, you don't have a deal anymore; you have a lawsuit.

• The Monday Morning Surprise Stakeholder Who ‘Needs Everything’

  A new advisor joins the project and demands 'Full Admin Access.' If you give it to them, you break the room. Give them the Advisor Package instead.

• Your “Free” Form Builder Is a Breach of State Secrets

  Shadow IT is not innovation; it is an unauthorized treaty with a foreign power. Why 'free' tools are the most expensive risk we take.

• “Final_FINAL_v7” Is a Liability. Versioning Must Be Defensible.

  Multiple 'final' files look like governance failure; we enforce one source-of-truth, meaningful names, and a superseded archive with logs.

• The Jurisdiction Checklist: 9 Questions We Ask Before We Sign

  A procurement checklist to ensure data sovereignty. Stop buying software like office supplies and start treating contracts like treaties.

• Start With the Index. Make Every File Earn Admission.

  Folder-first rooms slow deals; an index-first register adds provenance, owners, tie-outs, and staged access that survives scrutiny.

• “Anyone With the URL” Is Not Access Control

  Sending a public share link is not collaboration; it is negligence. Without an audit trail, you cannot prove who viewed your IP, rendering your NDA worthless.