accessibility
Rietta's accessibility posts cover ADA Title II deadlines, WCAG findings for government documents, and treating accessibility as a security pillar.
07/28/2026
Threat Modeling for ADA/WCAG Compliance
by Frank Rietta
A systematic, evidence-based approach to ADA Title II and WCAG document audits, using threat modeling and risk scoring to treat accessibility as a governance concern.
07/25/2026
The Five Pillars of Information Security (And Why We Audit Accessibility)
by Frank Rietta
The Five Pillars of Information Security, why accessibility failures are availability failures, and the reason a cybersecurity firm audits ADA/WCAG compliance.
07/24/2026
Metadata in WordPerfect: ADA and WCAG 2.1 Compliance
by Frank Rietta
A 1994 WordPerfect screenshot shows metadata fields predate today's ADA Title II & WCAG 2.1 requirements; courts still forget to fill them for legal compliance.
07/07/2026
Real ADA Title II Findings for Government Documents
by Frank Rietta
Beyond alt text: the three metadata-based ADA Title II deficiencies we see most often in government PDFs, Word, and Excel documents, and why each one matters: blank titles, missing dates, and undefined document language.
07/03/2026
297 Days: The Real ADA Title II Deadline for Government Documents
by Frank Rietta
The DOJ has extended the ADA Title II web accessibility deadlines. Larger government entities now have 297 days to bring their document corpus into compliance, and much of the remediation work we have reviewed is falling short.