Dan Goldberg

1 month ago | securityboulevard.com | Dan Goldberg

With limited asset management capabilities and experience dealing with Oracle Java inquiries, companies can make multi-million-dollar mistakes. ITAM experts got together recently to discuss steps for Oracle Java pricing changes and how to deal with them, and they listed six steps every organization should be ready for. “Failing to prepare is preparing to fail.” This is an old saying that your parents probably told you and that you may have told your kids.

1 month ago | securityboulevard.com | Dan Goldberg

We have a new resource for Branch Chiefs available for free download called “The Branch Chief’s Guide to Java Security.” This blog explains why you need it and how to get it. Are you an expert in Java security already? Do you know all you need to know about keeping ... Read More

Mar 11, 2024 | ey.com | Dan Goldberg |Luke Schwartz |Melissa Soyka |Diandra Liso

13 minute read 21 Jun 2024 Related topics Financial organizations can drive digital transformation by developing multidisciplinary teams to build and scale solutions. In brief Transformational platforms come to life via the product lifecycle: ideate, design and refine, build and execute, and test and deliver. A human-centered methodology allows a transformational platform to define, enable and execute integrated digital delivery.

Jan 31, 2024 | smh.com.au | Dan Goldberg

M y phone buzzes. It's a weekday night in 2021 during the blur of the COVID-19 pandemic. I glance at the screen. The name stares back at me. I rattle through the memory bank in my brain. Who? Bingo. It's "The Mascot", a Melbourne man by the name of Alex Kurzem, who has a staggering claim to fame: he says he survived the Holocaust by becoming Adolf Hitler's youngest soldier. Sounds like a tall tale, right?

Sep 7, 2023 | politico.com | Dan Goldberg

“You can’t put a price on the anxiety people are facing when they get these bills,” said North Carolina state Treasurer Dale Folwell, a Republican, who is pushing legislation that would cap interest on medical debt collections, prohibit collectors from foreclosing on property or garnishing wages and regulate how medical debt is shared with consumer reporting agencies. That bill passed unanimously in the state Senate and is stalled in the House as lawmakers work on a budget.