There’s a type of business strategy called scenario planning wherein you come up with all sorts of scenario

There’s a type of business strategy called scenario planning wherein you come up with all sorts of scenarios and then figure out what will transpire if those scenarios happen, so you’re ready for any contingency. You need good scenarios, so-so scenarios, and the most fun kind: bad scenarios. A bad scenario is where compliance is ignored and there are fines and jail time and Twitter infamy (which leads to stock price drops). Maybe people die.

You need to invent a company scenario – tell us what your company is and which types of compliance it’s supposed to be doing
Then don’t do the compliance.
What happens?
When does the FBI show up?
Be vibrant! Keep us on the edge of our seats! We are here for a horror movie of sorts, so make it good.
You are not limited to the types of compliance listed in your book.
If time permits, go beyond compliance and address ethics. It helps if you’ve had the CIS 436 class but it’s not a requirement to discuss ethics. Little known fact: the Titanic was compliant…
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