The Schellman Blog

If you’re a healthcare organization, you likely understand that third-party risk management (TPRM) remains a significant challenge.

In today's business landscape, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors have gained significant prominence as organizations worldwide are recognizing not only the importance of incorporating sustainable and responsible practices into their operations but also the many benefits of doing so.

Do you or someone you love have a taste for luxury? If so, you may have shelled out for a bag from a high-end designer—Gucci, Kate Spade, Coach, Louis Vuitton, and the like. But of course, these can go for thousands of dollars, so in many cases, it makes more sense to instead indulge in a cheaper knock-off. It looks basically like the real deal, so there’s no problem, right?

In this new era of connected and autonomous vehicles, protecting sensitive data and ensuring the security of automotive systems has become of paramount importance. As the automotive industry evolves to confront such cybersecurity challenges, the Trusted Information Security Assessment Exchange (TISAX®) standard has emerged as a crucial, helpful tool for staying ahead and safeguarding automotive security.

The appointment of Doug Barbin demonstrates the firm’s commitment to maintaining the highest standards of excellence and compliance.

When making a business acquisition, the potential of a security risk derailing a deal during an acquisition is quite low. Of course, when firms look to expand the number and types of services they deliver, the first consideration doesn’t usually regard security—instead, you must decide whether to build it or whether to buy it.

While in school, did you ever have a professor that would sneakily test on obscure materials? You could read the textbooks, but that material you assumed would be the bulk of an exam wasn’t mentioned—instead, your test questions were focused on the footnotes or some other material you weren’t aware of or clearly alerted to review beforehand.

Some might say a good decision is based on knowledge and not on numbers.