There is a business reality that too many startups, and even later-stage companies, fall victim to: not having a clear and well-structured action plan for security and privacy. This security shortfall suddenly comes front and center at quarter end when that must-have...
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Learnings from Building Remote Teams Pt 2: Performance Management
Here’s part 2 of Ray Kruck’s, Tugboat Logic CEO and Founder, tips on building and leading remote and distributed teams to success. He draws upon his in-the-trenches experience from his time at Tugboat Logic and other start-ups he’s built.
Learnings from Assembling Remote Teams Pt 1: Building the Foundation and Scaling Remote Teams
Here’s part 1 of Ray Kruck’s, Tugboat Logic CEO and Founder, tips on building and leading remote and distributed teams to success. He draws upon his in-the-trenches experience from his time at Tugboat Logic and other start-ups he’s built.
Why You Need Cyber Liability Insurance
Let's face it, you didn’t start your own company or decide to build an innovative solution with the goal of being a safe, cautious, risk-averse organization. You want to break things! Disrupt! Create! The challenge comes that once you bring your technology to market...
Which Security Auditor is Right for My Company?
FINDING A PARTNER NOT A SUPPLIER Taking the decision to do a SOC-2 Type 1,2 or SOC-3 audit and report can be daunting. The commitment in time and resources is not insignificant. Given the importance to your company and the impact on your team’s resources and...
Is ISO 27001 Certification Right For My Business?
ISO/IEC 27001 is a standard set out by the International Standards Organization that helps your organization manage the security of assets such as financial information, user data, intellectual property, employee details or information entrusted to you by third...
CCPA vs GDPR: The 5 Step Comparison Guide
The CCPA: Lessons from GDPR and Relevance for Start-Ups The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) , signed into law in June, 2018, goes into effect on January 1, 2020 is the first meaningful step to providing a regulatory framework to online privacy rights in the...
How Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Policy Could Block Your Next Funding Round
In early 2005, the then United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan invited a group of the world’s largest institutional investors to join a process to develop the Principles for Responsible Investment. The Principles were launched in April 2006 at the New York Stock...
The Convergence of DevOps & Compliance in the Next Gen Enterprise
With the advent of “everything as a service” – enterprise infrastructure, integration and solution delivery cadence have all radically changed. The cloud revolution has meant that development operations are now agile, in continuous deployment, and leveraging...
Hope Is Not A Strategy in Enterprise Security
Wouldn’t it be great if IT and InfoSec teams could get their wish and there would be no humans touching vital systems or accessing sensitive data? Their risk management program would be airtight. But hoping that your team will always do the right thing, is not a...
Your Enterprise Deal in Procurement: Miles of Broken Glass
Every profession has its own language to distinguish itself from other professions and to establish an official code that governs its practices. For the Compliance and Information Security team at a typical Fortune 500 company they rely on vendor assessment documents...
Socks. Doughnuts. Cute Plastic Boats. What I Learned at the SaaStr Annual.
Having tracked this event for years as a startup guy, I finally decided to take the plunge and not only attend for the first time but also sponsor this legendary gathering. Over 14,000 entrepreneurs, investors and software-as-a-service fanatics made the trek this year...