When a person is still alive but no longer able to manage their own affairs or to make decisions for themselves, an EPoA provides a legal basis for one or more people who they trust to make decisions on their behalf. So, what has this got to do with cybersecurity?

We all know we should write a will, to ensure our loved ones are taken care when we die. And yet few of us (including me) have gotten around to writing our will. Why don’t we always act in our own best interest?

There’s some great technology out there that can make our lives so much easier and more convenient. But many of these also make our lives a little less reliable. Be mindful when you trade reliable for convenient.

You don’t need to know about accounting rules or the law. That’s what your advisors are for. Why is it different when it comes to IT and cybersecurity?