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Mar. 25, 2026

Insights From Cisco on Using AI to Modernize Risk Assessments

  • Mark Coakley
    Anti-Corruption Report
Enterprise-wide compliance risk assessments – which traditionally have been slow and resource-intensive – can be made much more useful with the help of AI and data management. Modern methods of risk assessment are better able to meet regulatory and legal expectations, offer more useful results, and can automatically incorporate changes in risk over time. During a recent panel discussion at the SCCE AI & Compliance Conference Series, experts from Cisco Systems discussed these issues and offered guidance on how compliance teams can best use AI for compliance risk assessments. This article summarizes their insights. See “Risk Assessment for Trump 2.0: Employing Data and Emerging Technologies” (Dec. 31, 2025).

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