◆CISO since 2011 — JPMorgan Chase, IFF, NFL ◆2026 CSO Hall of Fame inductee ◆Independent director — Cylera ◆Cybersecurity, since 1997 ◆New York, NY ◆CISO since 2011 — JPMorgan Chase, IFF, NFL ◆2026 CSO Hall of Fame inductee ◆Independent director — Cylera ◆Cybersecurity, since 1997 ◆New York, NY ◆CISO since 2011 — JPMorgan Chase, IFF, NFL ◆2026 CSO Hall of Fame inductee ◆Independent director — Cylera ◆Cybersecurity, since 1997 ◆New York, NY
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Ideas & Insights.

Long-form posts and short LinkedIn notes — Tomás's thinking on cybersecurity, AI governance, board-level risk, and leadership.

MFA/2FA

Enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)/ Two-factor authentication (2FA) wherever possible. That’s the tip!

Be Cautious of USB Drives

Found a USB somewhere, don’t plug it in your computer! USB drives can carry malware that can infect your computer/company when plugged in.

#InfoSec tip of the day – Be Cautious of USB Drives:”

#InfoSec tip of the day - Be Cautious of USB Drives:" "Found a USB somewhere, don’t plug it in your computer! USB drives can carry malware that can infect your computer/company when plugged in. Avoid using unknown or untrusted USB drives, especially if found lying around or received from unfamiliar…

Limit Personal Information on Social Media

Be mindful of the personal information you share on social media and enable two factor authentication! Cyber criminals can use details like your birthday, address, and even your…

#InfoSec tip of the day – Limit Personal Information on Social Media:”

#InfoSec tip of the day - Limit Personal Information on Social Media:" "Be mindful of the personal information you share on social media and enable two factor authentication! Cyber criminals can use details like your birthday, address, and even your pet’s name to guess passwords or answer security questions. Adjust…

Lock Your Devices

Always lock your devices when they’re not in use. Whether it’s your computer, smartphone, or tablet, setting up a password, PIN, or biometric lock (like a fingerprint or face…

#InfoSec tip of the day – Lock Your Devices:”

#InfoSec tip of the day - Lock Your Devices:" "Always lock your devices when they’re not in use. Whether it’s your computer, smartphone, or tablet, setting up a password, PIN, or biometric lock (like a fingerprint or face recognition) adds an extra layer of security. This simple step can prevent…

Be Wary of calls asking for money

If you receive an unexpected call from someone you know asking for money all of a sudden to help with an emergency situation (i.e.

#InfoSec tip of the day – Be Wary of calls asking for money:”

#InfoSec tip of the day - Be Wary of calls asking for money:" "If you receive an unexpected call from someone you know asking for money all of a sudden to help with an emergency situation (i.e. tow truck service or other "emergent" need), be cautious it may be a…