How does voice surveillance differ from other forms of communications surveillance?
As regulators encourage firms to effectively supervise business communications to deter misconduct and maintain compliance, what are the main differences to watch for when monitoring voice communications versus written digital communications?
Regulatory Unwrapped: Breaking down the FCA’s NFM framework
Join us for a deeper dive into the biggest regulatory trends and challenges firms are facing as we chat with experts and understand how organizations can keep pace with fast-paced compliance changes.
Are we future ready? – How to avoid an AI dystopia
There exists a future in which regulated industries will likely use and rely on AI interfaces to make decisions and speak to consumers, so how can firms ensure they are ready for this change?
Industry Insights 2026: The state of AI, compliance, and surveillance
For the fourth year running our Industry Insights Report uses insights from the compliance and surveillance community to create an overview of the biggest trends and challenges impacting financial services.
Watch the Session: Global Relay at KPMG’s AI Made Real Summit
Global Relay’s Chief Product Officer, Sahar Kayhani, joined the KPMG AI made real summit to speak on the benefits and risks associated with AI adoption in compliance for financial services.
5 Tips to enhance voice surveillance
With regulatory expectations around voice channels increasing, firms need to ensure that they’re not only capturing relevant voice channels, but using voice data to enhance their surveillance and compliance.
Regulatory Wrap episode 76: FCA NFM final rules
In Regulatory Wrap for the week to January 16, Jay Hampshire unpacks the FCA’s final guide on non-financial misconduct.
10 questions we always get asked during security due diligence
Given the increase in cyber security incidents, firms are reassessing strategies and looking to implement more robust and secure solutions. Find out the steps Global Relay takes to ensure your data remains protected.
Ensuring SCADA system compliance in the energy sector
Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition systems (also known as SCADA systems) are automated hardware and software solutions that enable real-time monitoring, control, and optimization of processes like power generation, transmission, and distribution. SCADA system compliance is based on strict regulatory standards to protect critical operations, and firms in the energy sector are increasingly turning to B2B SaaS energy compliance solutions that leverage emerging technology.