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Brian Anderson
As vice president of consumer sales, Kaspersky Lab North America, Brian Anderson is responsible for leading the company’s digital transformation strategy, which includes setting sales strategies to maximize business to consumer business opportunities within the region. Brian brings nearly 25 years of technology, marketing and management experience to Kaspersky Lab. Prior to joining the company in 2017, he served as vice president of digital strategy and innovation at Avid Technology. He has also held leadership roles at Progress Software, Philips Electronics and ISOBAR, a global digital agency. Brian holds an MBA from Babson College and a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Northeastern University.

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How Remote Work Changes Where we Work and Live

| | remote work, smart cities, Zoom
Many crises have caused societies to explore new opportunities, and the pandemic-induced switch to remote work is certainly an example. It is likely to accelerate underlying trends in urban living and enhance the quality of life for city dwellers. Even though the pandemic isn’t over and no one really knows ... Read More
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Cyberstress: How Technology Is Changing Our Brains

| | cyber-immunity, cyberstress, Data breaches, digital amnesia, security, technology
The internet has become an extension of our brains. Perhaps not surprisingly, this presents at least a couple of different problems. One of those is digital amnesia: the idea that we rely so heavily on our phones and other devices that we can no longer remember basic information. Another is ... Read More
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In the Age of the Data Breach, Why Do We Still Use Bad Passwords?

| | biometrics, Password Security, two factor authentication
Today, the average internet user has approximately 130 online accounts registered to their email address, and that number is expected to reach more than 200 in the next two years. This excess of accounts helps consumers digitally manage all kinds of everyday tasks, from transferring money between bank accounts, to ... Read More
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