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SecurityScorecard is actively engaged to ensure our Security ratings align with the Principles for Fair & Accurate Security Ratings, published by the US Chamber of Commerce. As part of this effort we strive to educate the cybersec... Keep Reading

Our initiative with the US Chamber of Commerce to release the Principles for Fair and Accurate Security Ratings started with defining and publishing the principles, and now SecurityScorecard is fostering this initiative by continu... Keep Reading

Recently, we explained how the SecurityScorecard platform meets the US Chamber of Commerce’s Principles for Fair and Accurate Security Ratings directive to provide accurate and validated ratings. This week we’re continuing our o... Keep Reading

Our initiative with the the US Chamber of Commerce to release the Principles for Fair and Accurate Security Ratings started with defining and publishing the principles, and now SecurityScorecard is fostering this initiative by con... Keep Reading

As a part of our initiative with the the US Chamber of Commerce to release the Principles for Fair and Accurate Security Ratings, SecurityScorecard is setting education of these principles as its next action item. We recently to... Keep Reading

We recently worked with the US Chamber of Commerce and other security ratings organizations to release the Principles for Fair and Accurate Security Ratings. As the Chamber of Commerce states, these ratings were development with ... Keep Reading

The security ratings industry is evolving, and SecurityScorecard has been a proud participant in every step. Today we are proud to discuss a set of guiding principles that we believe in and which form a foundation for further ind... Keep Reading

Hospitals are where you go to get healthy, but they are increasingly becoming playgrounds for hackers, owing to weak cyber security measures. A couple of weeks ago, networks of the Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center, a Californ... Keep Reading

In March, a team of researchers released details surrounding DROWN, a security vulnerability in OpenSSL that can affect over 11 million websites and email services protected by SSLv2. Our dedicated research team analyzed over 16,0... Keep Reading