Kurt and Trent Long, father-son founders, have lessons for other families looking to work together and build a business. Kurt is a serially successful entrepreneur whose family and friends have always been around his businesses.
The episode features Kurt Long, an entrepreneur and information security expert, discussing the critical importance of online privacy in the digital age. As co-founder of BUNKR, Kurt Long shares his insights on AI’s impact on information security and offers practical solutions to protect personal and professional data. Key Points: The
In this episode, BUNKR’s co-founder and CEO, Kurt Long, talks about the evolution of the wealth management space and how the relationship between advisor and client is becoming tighter as clients are demanding more intimacy, dedication, personal focus and instantaneous communication.
An interview with Kurt Long from Bunkr discussing the significance of cybersecurity in the financial services industry, particularly wealth management. Kurt shares his entrepreneurial background, the vision behind Bunkr, common types of scams, the increasing sophistication of cyber threats, and advice for financial advisors on educating clients and protecting sensitive
Michael Conniff interviews Kurt Long about his latest venture, Bunkr, as well as his experience as a successful entrepreneur. They discuss the concept behind Bunker, the importance of a trusted network, business models, user base, and the value of civil discourse in education.
Kurt Long’s insights provide a stark reminder of the evolving nature of cyber threats and the need for vigilant security practices.
If you want to know if your email has been involved in a data breach and potentially compromised, go to https://haveibeenpwned.com/ . Email is highly susceptible to “man-in-the-middle” attacks from email accounts which have been unknowingly compromised. Reported in 177 countries and all 50 U.S. states to the U.S. FBI, business email
2024 will be the most difficult cyber year on record for the public, businesses, non-profits, and governments as cybercriminals continue to use increasingly sophisticated technology including artificial intelligence (AI) to plan well-funded, asymmetric cyberattacks against online infrastructure. As 2023 saw the upward trend in the size of payouts continue, cybercriminals
Ransomware — a type of malware that encrypts victims’ personal systems and blocks them from accessing their personal data until a payment is provided — had a historic year in 2023. According to a report published earlier this year by cybersecurity vendor Sophos, both the number of attacks conducted and
