Siri gives us directions, Alexa plays our favorite music, and iRobot cleans the floors. We may not be commuting in our space cars like The Jetsons, but more and more artificial intelligence and intuitive technologies are becoming accessible to us in...

We have written at length about the Human Firewall and how it can either be your business’ greatest defense or largest liability. So much of the human firewall’s strength depends upon how well employees are trained and empowered to respond to...

We are proud to be named one of Boston Business Journal's 2018 50 Fastest-Growing Companies. This past Thursday, Boston Business Journal, unveiled their 2018 list of the 50 Fastest-Growing Private Companies in Massachusetts. The Fast 50 winners were...

The Bitcoin hype continues to ride a long wave, garnering interest from individual investors and corporations alike. From a cybersecurity standpoint, Bitcoin has brought an important new technology to the forefront that is already changing the game...

The Business Continuity Institute is kicking off its annual Business Continuity Awareness Week (BCAW) this week, from May 14-18, which aims to help organizations and professionals address emergency preparedness. For this reason, we want to give you...

Last week, iuvo Technologies spent the day at the Great New England Credit Union Show. The Show is definitely a "must-attend event for anyone who works in the credit union industry." It enabled business professionals to gather for an informative and...

Toward the end of this month, the European Union will begin enforcement of its General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). At iuvo Technologies, we just signed our first customer agreement that included line items related to GDPR compliance and we...

If your company is debating whether to adopt a public cloud or to develop a private computing setup, security is undoubtedly a key driver in your decision making. The appeal of a public cloud is the advanced security tools that even large companies...

The massive Equifax data breach last year has cost the company nearly $250 million in related expenses. Much of this cost has been covered by its cybersecurity insurance. But what about the customers? Who works to make amends and rebuild the trust...