Uta Christina Zentes analyzes in this book the essential elements that a corruption prevention program must contain to be fully compliant with regulations. To this end, the key existing guidelines and auditing standards worldwide, as well as German literature opinions on corruption prevention and compliance management systems, are analyzed and evaluated. The Seven Pillars Model for corruption prevention outlines the necessary elements of an internal anti-corruption program for internationally operating companies. The challenge for companies lies in the existence of a multitude of simultaneously applicable national and international requirements for corruption prevention in businesses and organizations.