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Schellman & Company has become one of the first firms in the industry to offer PCI Software Security Framework (SSF) assessments as a Secure Software and a Secure SLC Assessor.

The CCPA went live on January 1, 2020. The California Attorney General (AG) has issued the second and third versions of draft CCPA regulations, following two periods of public comment.

Oftentimes, organizations that are just starting their HITRUST journey will ask what they need to score in order to be HITRUST certified and just how that scoring process works.

Hopefully this writing finds you well and adjusting to perhaps the most serious health-related situation in many a lifetime. Perhaps it may find you contemplating preparedness in specific ways.

As we face this rapidly evolving and fluid health emergency related to coronavirus disease COVID-19 we want to acknowledge the many concerns across the business and technology community.

It's up to enterprises to quickly deploy patches to secure software before hackers get in.

The coronavirus is posing global threats that are challenging businesses worldwide forcing them to put new policies and practices into place to prepare for and communicate with their workforces.

You’re probably aware of a new strain of virus that is manifesting all around the globe, one that has you contemplating hiding under that aforementioned rock for your own health.

A sweeping consumer privacy law went into effect in 2020 in the state of California but it seems many businesses are still not yet ready to comply.

What are the common reasons CSPs fail to achieve a FedRAMP Authority to Operate ATO in a timely manner?

While it’s true that life and the American experience has tremendously improved for most black Americans since the Civil Rights Movement, there remains much opportunity for continued progress.

A wide range of internet of things connected devices are now required to include reasonable and appropriate cybersecurity measures under a California law that went into effect Jan 1.