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The Schellman Blog

Stay up to date with the latest compliance news from the Schellman blog.

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Education | Crypto and Digital Trust

By: Scott Perry
May 25th, 2022

Ernest Cline’s sci-fi novel, Ready Player One, centers on users’ experience within the OASIS—a highly advanced, fully immersive simulation. In the book, people prefer living in virtual reality rather than their own because of all the information and possibilities it offers.

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Education

By: AVANI DESAI
June 4th, 2019

Even when the developments might’ve been considered fairly primitive by modern standards, technological progress has always been a definitive characteristic of humanity. Like any new tool, technology has infinite capacity to be used in all the wrong ways—in this, atomic and biological weapons come to mind. And even with better intentions, sometimes technological impact can still skew negatively, such as when society’s immense reliance on it harms our environment, health, or thought patterns.

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Education | SchellmanLife

By: SABRAH WILKERSON
April 20th, 2017

Generational differences speak loudly in today’s workplace as one of the main reasons for conflict at work.

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Education | SchellmanLife

By: STEPHEN HALBROOK
December 26th, 2016

At some point in life, we all need advice and being a mentor is a meaningful way to provide it. Mentoring not only empowers others but also ourselves.

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Payment Card Assessments | Education

By: KYLE YOUNG
December 8th, 2016

What keeps security professionals up at night isn’t the idea of outsider threats attacking their companies—it’s their employees. Nearly 61 percent of security leaders surveyed said their biggest issue is worrying about negligent or malicious employees, which they claim are responsible for over half of their organization’s data breaches or security incidents.

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Education | Audit Readiness

By: JASON LAM
November 3rd, 2016

The audit world isn’t as scary as people make it out to be. But there are things that you can only learn in the audit profession through experience and not in the classroom. Here are some of the biggest takeaways I learned as a first year auditor:

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Education

By: STEPHEN HALBROOK
September 8th, 2016

One of the most effective ways of approaching professional development is by using collaborative approaches. Or, as Eleanor Roosevelt once said, do one thing every day that scares you. I imagine that might be just as effective when it comes to professionally developing oneself and, as a result, personal skills with it. Here are three areas to consider dedicating attention to on the job if you desire to take personal development to new heights.

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Compliance and Certification | Education

By: DEBBIE ZALLER
August 4th, 2016

Identifying changes that must be made is the easy part. Managing those changes successfully—not so simple! Organizations today need to be extraordinary at adapting to or influencing changes in technology, policy, and procedure. Those who adjust well aren’t phased by the fast pace of the market or the constant evolutions in technology and security standards. Those who struggle with change constantly operate in a reactive state, and fail to properly strategize their business moves.

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