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The Schellman Blog

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Cloud Computing | Compliance and Certification | BrightLine

By: KRISTEN WILBUR
January 19th, 2016

Implementing a new compliance initiative is one of the biggest challenges companies and compliance officers face. Many times, employees see new compliance initiatives as a response to something that went wrong. However, in reality, most new compliance initiatives are the result of changing laws, regulations, company contracts and meeting best practices. If you plan to launch a new compliance initiative in 2016, here are some key tips to help ensure it takes root.

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SOC 2 | SOC | SOC Reports | BrightLine | SOC 1

By: AVANI DESAI
January 31st, 2013

Source - Workforce Management Channel Today’s business environment is compliance heavy, under continuous scrutiny and intertwined with customer and legislative requirements. However, companies must still ensure compliance with the myriad of standards, requirements, laws, and regulations, such as SSAE 16 Examination (SOC 1), SOC 2/3 Examination, ISO Certification, FedRAMP Assessment, and hundreds more, across all areas of governance and programs.