Behavox Announces Publication of “Radar 6”

Latest Volume Dissects Insider Risk: How to Recognize It and How to Prevent It

Features Interviews with Blackstone’s Stacey Champagne, Navigant’s Alma Angotti and Regulatory Expert Tim Dolan

NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Behavox, the market leader in data analytics software for Compliance, CRM and Risk, is pleased to announce the publication of Radar 6 – its sixth volume of Radar Magazine – which explores the various insider threats that companies face and dissects how technology can anticipate, analyze and prevent this risk.

“Featuring numerous interviews with industry experts, Radar 6 discusses how both corporate and commercial firms must have the capabilities in place to identify risk, categorize it, and then decide who must deal with said risk.”

“With nearly 85% of cyber risk in most enterprises being self-generated, we felt it was important to unpack this vulnerability through the lens of both the employer and employee,” said Jennifer Clarke, Editor-in-Chief of Radar 6. “Featuring numerous interviews with industry experts, Radar 6 discusses how both corporate and commercial firms must have the capabilities in place to identify risk, categorize it, and then decide who must deal with said risk.”

Radar 6 also covers a range of other timely industry topics, dissecting why data is a commodity of increasing value, the art and science behind compliance budgets, what makes for the perfect human-machine symbiosis, and more.

Radar is a print magazine published by Behavox that was launched in 2018. Clients, investors and stakeholders alike receive the magazine on a quarterly basis, which discusses and opines on various regulatory issues, as a collective effort to solve problems surrounding operational risk and compliance. Written content comes from the Behavox Regulatory Conduct Group and executives from the financial services, professional services and regulatory arenas.

In August, Behavox launched its newest website – radar.behavox.com – which features daily, topical industry news articles, as well as all content from Radar, which is organized via sector (asset management, banking, additional financial services, financial regulation, and general news) and via features (market abuse, supervision and machine learning). A separate section of the site allows readers to learn more about Radar and read about the full team of writers and contributors through their biographies.