Compliance Submissions- The Compliance Authority

The Compliance Authority Magazine is a free resource. We do not purchase articles. We invit eyou to see the publication as a forum for establishing points of view and expertise from voluntary contributors. We are happy to discuss with you various promotional activities that may offset your contribution costs.

Please email us at: editor@thecomplianceauthority.com

Please contact us before commencing to create your submission.
Of course, if you already have an article prepared for submission, please also forward a copy of the article to editor@thecomplianceauthority.com
Synopses will be reviewed in a timely manner and you will be contacted with an “accept or decline” and the target publication date will be determined.
All articles submitted are required to be editable and proofread-able. The author will be given final approval rights prior to publication.
Your voluntary submission to The Compliance Authority Magazine will carry the “Reserved Rights” copyright of The Compliance Authority Magazine, which will require your authorization for additional content repurposing or publications.
All articles must be accompanied by a brief biography of the author.
Generally speaking, articles run 800-1500 words. Exceptions can be made on a case-bycase basis.
We strive to represent balanced perspectives on topics of interest to the IT compliance community. The ideal submission will be educational in nature, broadly addressing IT compliance topics, or narrowly focused on particular aspects of IT compliance. User case studies, best practices, real-world examples, analysis, tutorials, perspectives and opinions are all acceptable. Please avoid commercial messages and promotions.
Submission of an abstract, synopsis or a full article contribution is no guarantee of publication.
We reserve the right to edit all submissions for length and suitability to a given issue, without final and formal review of the contributor. However, we will make every effort to allow an author to preview such alterations.

Compliance Submissions: The Compliance Authority