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BRYAN HARPER

Bryan Harper is a Director with Schellman. Prior to joining Schellman in 2017, Bryan worked as a Senior IT Auditor, specializing in SOC examinations. Bryan also worked as a staff accountant in a public accounting firm performing financial audits, consulting, and out-­sourced internal audit engagements for clients in the banking, insurance, and healthcare industries. Bryan is now focused primarily on SOC examinations for organizations across various industries. At Schellman, Bryan is involved with technical training development specific to auditing cloud services and supports Schellman's cybersecurity task force, which is responsible for monitoring developments in and responding to cybersecurity regulations and related cybersecurity compliance frameworks.

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Cybersecurity Assessments

By: BRYAN HARPER
November 22nd, 2022

These days, everyone understands how important it is to have health insurance. Many may even think of it as a safety net that will prevent the worst—after all, that’s what insurance is for, right?

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Cybersecurity Assessments

By: BRYAN HARPER
March 29th, 2022

A while ago, we posed this question, “Do You Need a Ransomware Preparedness Assessment?”

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By: BRYAN HARPER
June 3rd, 2019

What is it? The EU Cybersecurity Act is the fruit of an initiative started by the European Parliament in 2017 with the goals of permanently establishing an agency to address cybersecurity threats, reducing the complexity for companies to comply with cybersecurity frameworks in each EU member state, and establishing a common cybersecurity certification framework. Formal adoption of the EU Cybersecurity Act occurred on March 27, 2019 and resulted in both the formation of the EU Cybersecurity Agency (formerly the ENISA) as a permanent agency and established a cybersecurity certification framework.

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