John Kadechka

WHY 2026 WILL BE A DEFINING YEAR FOR FEDRAMP 20x  FedRAMP 20x is changing how cloud providers achieve federal authorization. With Phase Two now active and full modernization on the horizon, 2026 is positioned to be the year where 20x’s promise becomes reality. From faster authorizations to automation-driven assessments, here are five developments Cloud Service … Read more

For too long, compliance has been viewed as a burden. A cost center. Something you do because regulators or customers demand it. But when you step back, compliance is actually one of the most powerful growth levers in business. The truth is simple:  Organizations that treat compliance as a strategic enabler consistently outperform those that … Read more

The wait is over. The Department of Defense has taken the decisive step that contractors have been anticipating: theCMMC Final Rule under 48 CFR has successfully cleared regulatory review. With this milestone, the last barrier to embedding CMMC directly into defense contracts has been removed. That means the appearance of CMMC requirements in solicitations is … Read more

Cybersecurity and compliance are essential components for any business that deals with personal / sensitive data or simply wants to harden their online assets. With this imperative of the digital age comes a need to understand where you need security and how to select the right cybersecurity resource. Understanding Your Business Needs   Depending on … Read more

We all love artificial intelligence (AI) for taking the work out of Photoshop and, well, homework, but the hot new technology on the tip of everyone’s tongue has a dark side. The rapid evolution of AI is transforming numerous industries, offering solutions that enhance efficiency and productivity. However, this rise also brings significant implications for … Read more

It is crucial to recognize that social engineering attacks are not only on the rise but also evolving into increasingly sophisticated forms. These attacks exploit human behavior and emotions—such as trust, fear, and curiosity—making them more potent and challenging to detect. Unlike technical cyberattacks that target systems or software vulnerabilities, social engineering specifically targets people, … Read more