This week marks the first anniversary of Schellman's Weekly Read—over the past year, we've sent a Friday email to subscribers containing links to our latest and greatest content. To mark the occasion—fifty-two straight weeks of thought leadership and compliance insight, we've put together the Schellman Weekly Read Top 5 Posts (as determined by most clicks).
From federal assessments to the burgeoning AI regulatory landscape, here are the articles that most interested our subscribers over the last year.
1. FAQs on Executive Order 14028 and the CISA Secure Software Development Attestation Form
Given the 2024 deadlines for the CISA Secure Software Development Form, it was no surprise that this article containing a collection of related queries and our expert answers took the top spot for the last year.
2. Pursuing a Federal Assessment But Don't Know Where To Start?
More and more organizations are looking to get into business with the government, but to do so, you'll likely need to achieve some compliance and to help you get started, our own Marci Womack—Managing Director of Schellman's Federal Practice—explains your different options.
3. The EU AI Act Passed: What’s Next and What Now
As governance for artificial intelligence continues to evolve, the European Union has wasted no time in making its own rules, and this article briefly overviews the EU AI Act, as well as its implications for the rest of the world.
4. Should You Get an ISO 42001 Gap Assessment?
ISO 42001 has emerged as a leading framework that can help organizations prove the trustworthiness of their AI systems, but as with all ISO standards, it's a big lift—this article explains why having a gap assessment performed can make it easier to achieve ISO 42001 certification.
5. NIST's AI Risk Management Framework Explained
NIST'S AI RMF—and its set of guidelines and best practices—can help organizations manage the risks associated with artificial intelligence (AI) systems, and this article breaks down the framework's foundation and core functions.