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Schellman is the only Top 50 CPA firm focused exclusively on IT Compliance and Cybersecurity, and we’re the #1 service provider for FedRAMP Assessments.Our industry-leading NPS scores, client retention, and employee retention (low-to-no team churn = less audit fatigue) mean our clients experience greater continuity and quality.We also understand how distracting unplanned work can be, so we focus on client-centric KPIs to help keep your business moving uninterrupted.

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David Moody

David Moody, FRAS is a Senior Associate with Schellman. Prior to joining Schellman, David worked in various areas of IT consulting, PCI, GLBA, and FISMA assessments, public accounting, litigation support, journalism, and higher education. David is a CPA, and holds additional CISSP, CISA, QSA, and PA-QSA certifications. He has over 30 years of experience serving global clients in various industries including telecommunications, banking, financial services, construction, retail, and not-for-profit charities.

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Payment Card Assessments

Understanding the Updates to Risk Management in PCI DSS v4.0

By: David Moody
May 12th, 2022

Formula One legend Ayrton Senna once said this about racing: “I don't know driving in another way which isn't risky. Each driver has its limit. My limit is a little bit further than others.”

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Payment Card Assessments | Compliance and Certification

How to Keep Your Legacy Systems Compliant Under PCI DSS v4.0

By: David Moody
April 27th, 2022

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