5 code of conduct red flags, how to avoid them and keep your code alive
A code of conduct can be one of your strongest controls, or one of your biggest liabilities. It is easy to publish a polished document that looks reassuring to leadership, auditors, and business partners.
Lessons learned whistleblowing - speak-up culture
A speak‑up channel without a speak‑up culture is a liability. In 2025, most mid‑size companies have hotlines and inboxes, yet many still struggle with low usage, slow triage, and fear of retaliation.
Compliance function essentials: purpose, requirements, implementation
Compliance teams in intermediate-sized enterprises are under pressure to do more with less, while regulators, customers, and investors expect professional standards.
Why "paper compliance" does not work and companies continue doing it
Policies that look impeccable on paper, glossy codes of conduct, and immaculate registers are comforting. They also fail, often at the exact moment you need them most.
Lawyers and compliance officers: same thing?
Last week Naltilia was on site at the RDV des transformations du droit in Paris. While giving live demos of our AI platform, we spoke with dozens of professionals: some introduced themselves as “lawyers,” others as “compliance officers.