Hub Technical Services or “HUB Tech” is a strategic IT partner that helps you achieve your business goals through digital transformation and cyber resilience.
South Easton, MA
Joined September 2010
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🥳 #HUBTech is in the building!
📍We are here at the #SIMBoston Technology Leadership Summit TODAY 10/20 with #HPE!
👋🏼 Stop by to connect with our team & learn how HUB Tech & HPE are helping organizations modernize infrastructure, strengthen security, & prepare for what's next.
🎯We're at the #SIMBoston Technology Leadership Summit tomorrow 10/20 with #HPE!
👋🏼Stop by to connect with our team and learn how #HUBTech & HPE are helping organizations modernize infrastructure, strengthen security, & prepare for what's next.
#BostonTech #TechnologyLeadership
🤯 AI Can Write Your Security Policy. But There's a Catch.
⬇️Watch the clip from Beyond the Firewall, powered by HUB Tech⬇️
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As Patrick Costello of Cynomi explains, AI can help identify mismatches and highlight areas for improvement. But human oversight remains essential, especially for critical security decisions.
AI can help draft policies, analyze security data, and identify gaps. The real value comes when organizations compare what their policies require with what their security tools show.
🎥 Episode 9 Now Streaming -
Who Owns Your #Cybersecurity Strategy?
Featuring: Patrick Costello of Cynomi and #HUBTech's very own Chris Daggett
👀 Watch the full episode now: (Be sure to SUBSCRIBE✅)
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To learn more about HUB Tech and the services that support IT modernization, visit the HUB Tech website at hubtech.com/
The Beyond the Firewall podcast features discussions with technology leaders & practitioners who provide valuable insights into today’s IT & business challenges.
If you want a more realistic way to think about cybersecurity ownership, risk management, and resilience, subscribe, share the episode, and leave a review so more leaders find it.
Finally, we explore AI in cybersecurity, from log analysis and detection to policy drafting, and why humans still have to validate recommendations and own the outcomes.
✅ The conversation goes deep on practical prioritization. We cover risk registers, impact versus likelihood scoring, budgeting for remediation, and why cyber insurance can deny claims if your controls do not match what you reported.
We also unpack a common myth: passing an audit is not the same as being secure. Compliance is a snapshot in time, while security requires continuous testing, vulnerability management, and a clear understanding of critical business functions.
You will hear how HR, finance, operations, and legal fit into the picture, why phishing and approval workflows make leadership a prime target, and how incident response planning and disaster recovery drills create real “muscle memory” when things go wrong.
📢 We talk about why three executives in the same company will often name three different top cyber risks and what to do about it.
Adam Shaffer and Chris Daggett dig into that leadership gap with guest Patrick Costello from Cynomi, drawing a clear line between managing security technology and running a security program with governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) discipline.
The hard question is not “what tools do we own,” it is “who owns the cybersecurity strategy, sets priorities, and accepts risk when we cannot fix everything at once?”