Designing evidence-based audits: Part 2
If your audit questions only produce answers, you’re still chasing evidence afterward. Learn how designing questions that require proof transforms audit efficiency and defensibility.
Designing evidence-based audits: Part 1
If your audit questions only produce “Yes” or “No,” you’re not auditing, you’re starting conversations. Learn how designing questions for evidence transforms efficiency and defensibility.
Separating intent from execution: A smarter way to audit risk controls
Risk control audits work best when intent is confirmed before execution is tested. Discover how modern audit tools support clearer findings and stronger quality management.
ASTM’s growing role in global cannabis standards
Global cannabis standards are taking shape now, and the U.S. risks falling behind. This article examines how ASTM International’s D37 standards are becoming foundational to global cannabis compliance, interoperability, and regulatory trust.
How suppliers can move quality upstream
Customer audits don’t have to disrupt operations. Learn how suppliers can move quality upstream by managing controls continuously and reducing audit burden.
Why data security audits must follow risk, not just regulations
Data security audits must follow real risk, not just regulations. Learn why risk-based audits better reflect attacker behavior and evolving threats.
Rethinking HACCP audits through a food pyramid lens
HACCP audits often lose their risk-based focus over time. Refocus food manufacturing audits on real hazards to improve efficiency and strengthen food safety outcomes.
Process problem or people problem? How to find the root cause of issues
When issues repeat, fixing the symptom isn’t enough. Discover how process-focused management uncovers root causes, strengthens accountability, and prevents problems from happening again.
Why 21 CFR Parts 111 & 117 audits take longer than they should
Are cGMP internal audits getting you down? Find out how improving your audit design strategy can make the process more efficient and less cumbersome.
New Year’s resolutions for compliance teams (that actually work)
Improve your compliance audits by integrating compliance into daily work. Compliance by design helps reduce audit stress by integrating best practices in regular work processes, removing some of the burden of stressful audits.
Cannabis businesses: Are you prepared for a compliance audit?
Cannabis businesses should always be ready for regulator and inspector audits. Learn tips on how to be prepared by conducting your own regular internal audits.
Clock is ticking on USDA testing requirement for hemp
After being postponed, the USDA requirement for hemp-testing labs to be registered with the DEA is now on track to take effect December 31, 2025.