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Tracie Berardi, Program Manager, CISQ Managing Supply Chain Software Risk The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) is the world’s largest member association representing the accounting profession with over 400,000 members in 143 countries. AICPA produces the System and Organization Controls (SOC) standards used by CPAs and audit firms... Read more →

As a young engineer and mission specialist working on Nuclear, Biological, Chemical, Radiological (NBCR) systems I learnt how a potential enemy would deploy these weapons alongside conventional “kinetic” weapons (bombs and shells) for maximum effect. Trying to run 3 miles in a NBCR “noddy suit” whilst being shot at is hard work – so I am told (I was a backroom boy). 老王v2.2.8

To meet technology needs, many enterprise organizations outsource software development or sign contracts with vendors to purchase software or seats for SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) solutions. Given the criticality of IT to the business, it is important to require that software quality and security standards are met in the product. The purpose of this blog is to introduce the opportunity for IT and business executives to work with the vendor management office to improve IT outcomes by leveraging software quality standards in contracts. Read more →

The event started with a keynote from Bob Kolasky, Assistant Director of the National Risk Management Center (NRMC) with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).  Bob started by explaining the main priorities for NRMC which include federal network security, election security, industrial control security, and supply chain security.   Read more →

We think of life as being measured in years not inches, but on the night of 15th December 1967 for Charlene Wood life, or death, would be a matter of inches.  Charlene was looking forward to getting home after 8 hours on her feet at the local hair salon, a long time given Charlene was pregnant with her first child. As Charlene approached the Sliver Bridge over the Ohio River that cold Friday evening, the last thing on her mind was a design decision made 39 years ago, a decade before she was even born. Read more →