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AI is revolutionizing industries, but misleading claims are rampant. Learn how the SEC combats AI washing and the importance of transparency for investment advisers.
Recently, The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) released updates and clarifications to rules adopted in June 2023 for FY 2024. The updates apply to FY 2025 and include changes in four areas: Credentials of Value, Fundable Credentials, High-Demand Fields, and Methodology and Process Changes.
Find out about the benefits RPA offers for monitoring and analyzing manufacturing operations in the second article of Weaver’s #BOTTHAT series.
Find ways to streamline the HR employee onboarding process through automation in the first article in Weaver’s #BOTTHAT series.
As artificial intelligence serves as a tool for scams, phishing and fraud, financial professionals must learn to use AI as a way to improve speed, scalability and threat intelligence.
HIPAA’s requirements apply to more than doctors and hospitals. Protect your business and clients by learning about key requirements including who needs to comply.
Non-medical businesses may be surprised that they are subject to HIPAA because they have clients handling ePHI.
Weaver’s IT and Accounting Advisory leaders discuss new SEC cybersecurity rules and the use of generative AI. Learn more.
Weaver can assist Texas community colleges in developing solid data analytics infrastructure to prepare for the transition to new state funding requirements.
As of July 11, 2023, personal data transferred between the EU and U.S. is protected by legal obligations under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework adequacy decision.
Iowa becomes the latest state to pass a consumer data protection law which takes effect on January 1, 2025. Find out how your organization will be affected.
How can financial institutions monitor social media activity and initiate a strategy to resolve issues timely enough to not be outpaced? Consider these steps:
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