The Schellman Blog

More and more, organizations are turning a keener eye toward ESG initiatives. Though the Social Governance pillars are no less important, it’s the Environmental cornerstone of ESG that is commanding more scrutiny—more specifically, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

Following the publication of ISO 42001, many organizations are more seriously considering adherence to this intriguing standard for artificial intelligence (AI). Those familiar with established ISO standards understand that this newer framework for regulating AI will be similarly rigorous and any opportunity to streamline certification, like using a gap assessment, will be enormously advantageous.

As more aspects of society move online, digital assets—or any uniquely identifiable, discoverable thing that is stored online and used to realize value—have become increasingly prevalent, taking the form of data, cryptocurrencies, documents, credentials, and photos, among others.

Successfully managing your HIPAA risk means accounting for those introduced by your vendors that are supplementing existing business processes in different ways. Vendors can make you vulnerable in a variety of ways, which means a variety of solutions becomes necessary.

In the ever-evolving digital landscape, the sophistication of cybersecurity advances runs in parallel with the advancing cyberattacks. Among these varied threats, ransomware, and what can be its devastating impact, remains a prominent concern as it becomes clear that no organization is safe.

Recently, the UK National Security Centre (NCSC) and the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)—along with other groups from around the world—released the Guidelines for Secure AI System Development.

Like all evolutions in technology, quantum computing promises to revolutionize problem-solving and to do so at speeds that are unimaginable for classic computers we know. However, this technological advancement also poses a significant threat to our current cryptographic systems and algorithms that underpin how the world protects and verifies information.