As a board member, you are tasked with significant responsibilities. Beyond fiduciary responsibilities and setting the mission and vision of the company, you are responsible for the oversight of the entire organization. This is a broad remit; oversight of business and risk strategy, organization, financial soundness, and regulatory compliance is a tall order. In addition … Continue reading Why Boards Must Have an Eye on Cybersecurity
Mobile Insecurity – Going Viral
Note: this article first appeared on the Boston Chamber of Commerce blog in August, 2016. If you’ve been to the Common recently you might have thought you were on-set at an episode of the Walking Dead. Hundreds of people, ambling around with their arms outstretched, seemingly possessed. They’re not Zombies, they’re playing Pokémon Go! Few … Continue reading Mobile Insecurity – Going Viral
What We Can Learn from the Equifax Breach
Note: this article first appeared in the October 2017 edition of the Massachusetts Auto Dealers Association newsletter. Over 143 million Americans were affected by the recent Equifax data breach. That number represents nearly every single American old enough to have credit. Information that was stolen includes social security numbers, birthdates, and addresses, and in some … Continue reading What We Can Learn from the Equifax Breach
My “Must-Have” Apps for macOS
or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Synology Note: I originally published this on Medium on February 11, 2017. My three month old 13" MacBook Pro with Touch Bar recently experienced a fatal cataclysm from which it was unable to recover. It very suddenly began running very slow. CPU usage was spiking. Everything was … Continue reading My “Must-Have” Apps for macOS
Cybersecurity has never been so important – and it seems like we’ve never been so bad at it.
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Nick DeLena 