Ethics in GRC: What Aristotle, Aquinas, and the CyberAB All Agree On
Common temptations in compliance work, the philosophical roots of right and wrong, and why codes of conduct like the CyberAB’s CoPC only work if something deeper backs them up.
Common temptations in compliance work, the philosophical roots of right and wrong, and why codes of conduct like the CyberAB’s CoPC only work if something deeper backs them up.
A practical guide to AI in GRC: where it earns its keep, where it will burn you, and why a human still signs the attestation.
Understood Backwards, Lived Forwards Søren Kierkegaard once observed that life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards. He was writing about
Deep Breaths, Everyone Well, that was a Monday. Yesterday, July 13, 2026, the DoD CIO announced the immediate suspension of CMMC Phase 2 requirements, which
When I was a kid, there was a cartoon called Chowder on good ole’ Cartoon Network. It was a dearly beloved show in the Molter
A Rule That Was Written Before the iPhone Existed Let me put something in perspective for you. The HIPAA Security Rule (the regulation that governs how covered
Insert Coin: Introduction If you’ve ever played a video game sequel, you know the feeling. The first game took you hundreds of hours. You learned the mechanics, figured out
When the Rules and Reality Don’t Quite Line Up A few days ago, as I was preparing myself a nutritious midnight snack, a bowl of Cap’n Crunch cereal. Don’t shame me. It has some vitamins
Picture two organizations virtually identical in size, industry, systems, and Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) environment going through their CMMC Level 2 Certification Assessment on the same week. One walks
Connect the Clues: Introduction You’ve probably seen at least one detective show in your lifetime. Whether it was a grizzled, old-school investigator with a corkboard