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Charles Turnbow

Charles Turnbow is a Senior Associate at Schellman. He previously served in the military as an intelligence officer before entering the civilian workforce as a strategic aerospace, intelligence, and security consultant supporting global operations within the Intelligence Community. Now at Schellman, Charles is focused on providing federal assessments.

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Federal Assessments

By: Charles Turnbow
March 26th, 2024

If you’re considering undergoing a FedRAMP High Assessment, you must understand that this is the most rigorous baseline among the standard FedRAMP options, making it a daunting—if necessary—endeavor. What would likely help is knowing what’s coming in more detail so that you can better prepare.

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FedRAMP | Federal Assessments

By: Charles Turnbow
March 9th, 2023

If you’ve ever signed up for a race, you may have had a few options to choose from. Sometimes, there’s a 15k, a 10k, an 8k, and, of course, a 5k, which is generally the starting standard for amateur runners and/or walkers. Each option has a certain degree of difficulty, and all of them require intentional steps for completing the race successfully.

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