Category Archives: technological evolution

Holiday contemplation, and the joy of disconnecting

Posted on December 31, 2011 by Glenn C. Devitt

In that spirit I share two poems that bemoan the haste of modern life … published at the turn of the previous century in The Unwelcome Guest, by Henrietta R. Eliot. TELEPHONES October 20th, 1916 I WONDER if they realized Their mercies, in … Continue reading →

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Keeping your website secure and your (customers’) data safe

Posted on May 21, 2011 by Glenn C. Devitt

(A version of this article customized for our clients in the alter­native investment industry is available on the website of our collab­o­rative partner HS Marketing.) Prompted by questions from some of our clients regarding the recent headlines about data security … Continue reading →

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What should your business learn from the Epsilon security breach?

Posted on April 8, 2011 by Glenn C. Devitt

By now I’m sure you have heard about last week’s massive security breach at Epsilon that has compromised the names, email addresses, and possibly other personal infor­mation belonging to millions of people.  I won’t rehash the details here; it suffices … Continue reading →

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