Danny Manimbo, Principal and ISO & AI Practice Leader at Schellman, is here to answer the most frequently asked questions surrounding ISO 42001 Certification.

As sustainability disclosure requirements are constantly evolving, it’s increasingly important for businesses to remain aware of these changes and prepare to comply. While the sustainability disclosure regulatory requirements typically impact larger companies, we are starting to see mid- and small-cap companies that typically operate as business-to-business suppliers be impacted by a new trend in this space. Larger, international companies are starting to update their Supplier Code of Conduct to require the measurement of GHG emissions, setting of climate targets, and procuring electricity from renewable energy sources.

Microsoft’s Supplier Security and Privacy Assurance (SSPA) program received a major update with Version 10, which took effect on September 23rd, 2024. This update introduced new requirements, particularly around artificial intelligence (AI) and ISO 42001 compliance.

Schellman's Danny Manimbo and Healthcare Assessment leader, Ryan Meehan, discuss in under 3 minutes what you need to know about the proposed changes to the HIPAA Security Rule.

Hi, I'm Stu Block the Sustainability Practice Director here at Schellman. We provide our clients with sustainability services in three primary areas. 1. Sustainability Regulatory Reporting Readiness

Looking back, 2024 was the year of AI governance. At Schellman, we dove in headfirst and became the first ANAB ISO 42001-accredited Certification Body. We also started to see AI regulation come online internationally with the EU AI Act, as well as here in the U.S., where certain states also published their own AI regulation. While we're still lacking federal-level legislation—which may still come in the future—we also anticipate that this state-by-state patchwork of AI laws will expand.

Let's talk about GHG emissions and how they are reported according to the Greenhouse Gas Protocol by categorizing them into three scopes. Scope 1 GHG Emissions

Payment, script, security, controls. Did any of those make you feel warm and fuzzy? Probably not.

As one of the largest cybersecurity assessment firms in the world, Schellman provides services like ISO, FedRAMP, SOC, and PCI. In parallel with the compliance and technology space that continues to evolve, we've adapted our ISO services, including acquiring dual accreditation from ANAB and UKAS to meet the ever-evolving needs of our clients.

(Schellman CEO) Avani Desai here. Let's talk about something that can make or break your business...DORA. Otherwise known as the Digital Operational Resilience Act, DORA is set to redefine how financial institutions and their critical third-party providers manage digital threats.