TECH TUESDAY

The Securities and Exchange Commission has quietly done something very loud. With its 2024 amendments to Regulation S-P, the SEC has turned what used to be a fairly high-level privacy rule into a detailed playbook for how financial firms must prepare for, detect, respond to, and document cybersecurity incidents. The changes touch incident response, vendor oversight, record keeping, and breach notification timelines in ways that many covered firms are still digesting. For Roar

To one degree or another, speed has always mattered in business, but in today’s technology-driven environment, it is nothing short of essential. A slow response to a simple IT issue no longer means mild inconvenience. It has an impact on security, stalls revenue, erodes staff confidence, delays client deliverables, and creates operational drag that becomes a silent, yet persistent, tax on the entire organization. The irony is that many firms experience these slowdowns daily w

Back in 2020, when the pandemic struck, businesses of every size raced to the cloud. The sudden need for remote access, flexible collaboration, and minimal on-premise dependency made cloud adoption not just a convenience but a necessity. For many small and mid-sized firms, this rapid migration kept operations running and teams connected. But that first phase of the cloud journey, the lift-and-shift sprint, is over. Now, leaders are realizing something important: moving to the