A remediation portal shouldn't be a premium add-on. Why structured, consultant-supported remediation belongs in every cybersecurity assessment engagement. (154 characters)

Most public sector and higher ed organizations have now published something about AI. A statement of principles. A page on the IT site. A paragraph in the strategic plan about responsible use. Almost none of them can evidence it. In our Securance 11 Peer Benchmark — eight organizations assessed against the standard — Domain 11, Ethics and External Positioning, scored 0.0 out of 9 in state and local government and 3.0 out of 9 in higher education. The higher education figure c

The HIPAA Security Rule Delay Isn’t a Pause. It’s a Head Start. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) just handed the healthcare industry something it rarely gets: more time. The Office of Management and Budget’s regulatory agenda now shows a final action date of July 2027 for the updated HIPAA Security Rule, a full year later than the May 2026 target HHS had originally set. For compliance teams staring down a 125-page proposed rule with mandatory encryption, mult

Every cybersecurity assessment ends the same way: a report is delivered, findings are documented, and the consulting team moves on to the next engagement. What happens next is largely up to you. For most security teams, the answer is a spreadsheet. It starts reasonably enough — a tab for each finding, columns for owner, status, target date. But within a few weeks, the limitations become clear. Evidence gets attached to emails. Status updates happen in Slack threads that no on