
Red Flags Rising: S01 E18 – FRESH LOOKS – Monitoring What Matters
Mike and Brent propose a new framework for post-resolution third-party independent consultants imposed under corporate resolutions with the U.S. Bureau of Industry & Security (BIS)

Mike and Brent propose a new framework for post-resolution third-party independent consultants imposed under corporate resolutions with the U.S. Bureau of Industry & Security (BIS)

Mike & Brent welcome Erika Trujillo, Managing Director of SEIA (“say-a”), who, with her company, brings advanced data analytics solutions to solving trade compliance problems.

Mike and Brent follow up on Mike’s being quoted in the Dow Jones Risk Journal regarding the unexpected export control consequences of the Israel-Iran conflict.

Mike and Brent welcome Tom Blass, Editorial Director of World Export Controls Review (WorldECR) Magazine that is now part of Dow Jones. Mike and Brent

Mike and Brent unpack the May 13, 2025, due diligence guidance from the U.S. Bureau of Industry & Security. They describe what happened on May

Mike and Brent welcome Dana W. White, Managing Partner at the Juno Collective, to share her thoughts and analysis on China and U.S. export controls,

In a timely episode discussing end-use and end-user controls and how the full definition of “knowledge”–to include “an awareness of a high probability”–runs through those

Mike & Brent return with a point-counterpoint episode on U.S. export control policy. After discussing the latest news about U.S. AI export controls (01:03), they

Mike & Brent propose an AI Diffusion Rule path forward to help both companies and the U.S. government. They start with an update on last-minute

Mike & Brent jump into tariffs to focus on practical strategies to navigate these uncertain times and mitigate the risk of future enforcement actions. Specifically,