The Schellman Blog

When making decisions about the kind of compliance your organization needs, the process can be akin to creating an ice cream sundae (albeit, less fun).

They say, “X marks the spot,” but in compliance, that’s not always a good thing.

Thanks to the advent of Google Maps, we have the option to check our travel time before we depart for a destination.

Chances are, if you know anything about our space program, you know that when we send a manned mission beyond our atmosphere, those astronauts remain in constant communication with their fellows back at Mission Control.

The Super Bowl may be the marquee event of every National Football League season, but talk to any of the players who have participated in these championships. They'll tell you that these annual games actually represent the culmination of long hours spent training and planning for The Moment.

ISO 27001 is the international standard for information security management, providing a structured, risk-based framework for identifying threats, implementing effective security controls, and safeguarding sensitive data. By pursuing ISO 27001 certification, organizations demonstrate their commitment to protecting information assets and managing security risks with intention and discipline. But like other ISO certifications, the holistic nature of ISO 27001 entails a significant commitment, not only in satisfying the standard’s requirements but also in approaching the overall process.

In the context of the U.K. education system, “revision” is sometimes defined as the act of reviewing material to ensure retention and updating with new information where necessary.

For the hiking enthusiast, Colorado has a lot to offer–lots of peaks to climb of varying heights to suit athletes with different skill sets.