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Joseph Steinberg

New York
As seen in: LinkedIn, Medium, Business Insider, Forbes, The Guardian, The Independent (UK), Newsweek, ScienceDirect, Communications of the ACM, Fortune and
Covers:  cybersecurity, internet safety, cybercrime and fraud, online privacy, emerging technologies (blockchain, AI, augmented reality), consumer tech product reviews
CyberSecurity Expert Witness and Board Member. Lecturer, Columbia University.

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Joseph Steinberg’s Biography

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I write a column about cybersecurity and emerging technologies, and have written several books on related topics.

After 6 years with Forbes and Inc., I took my column independent in 2018 - it currently gets over 1,000,000 views per month.

I continue to advise companies on matters related to cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and the impact of technology on human society. I regularly serve as an expert witness on related matters.

Joseph Steinberg’s Journalist Portfolio

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$224 Million Lawsuit Filed Against AT&T Over Phone Number And...

$224 Million Lawsuit Filed Against AT&T Over Phone Number And...

American investor and founder of the BitAngels bitcoin angel group, Michael Terpin, has filed a $224 million …

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What Israeli Startups Can Teach Entrepreneurs

What Israeli Startups Can Teach Entrepreneurs

February 5, 2016 by Joseph Steinberg Israel is home to more startups per capita than any other country, and i…

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Oops: Someone Just Leaked the Release Date of the Highly-Anticipated Samsung Galaxy S7

Oops: Someone Just Leaked the Release Date of the Highly-Anticipated Samsung Galaxy S7

Samsung has not yet announced the release date of its highly-anticipated Galaxy S7 smartphone, but a major te…

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This Bad Habit Could Be Holding You Back At Work

This Bad Habit Could Be Holding You Back At Work

The Leadership Insider network is an online community where the most thoughtful and influential people in bus…

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This Bad Habit Could Be Holding You Back At Work

This Bad Habit Could Be Holding You Back At Work

The Leadership Insider network is an online community where the most thoughtful and influential people in bus…

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This Bad Habit Could Be Holding You Back At Work

This Bad Habit Could Be Holding You Back At Work

The Leadership Insider network is an online community where the most thoughtful and influential people in bus…

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Opinion | Doug Ford’s booze ban is hurting us, not the U.S. Original

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By Joseph Steinberg
| The Toronto Star Verified
Start with who pays: Canadian consumers. Nobody has made this argument more loudly than Ford himself. His $75-million U.S. advertising campaign, including the Reagan ad that enraged the president, was built around the message that tariffs are a tax on the country that imposes them. He is right, but the logic cuts both ways. The cost of Ford’s import ban is borne by his own constituents, especially those who prefer Kentucky bourbon or California zinfandel.
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CyberSecurity Expert Joseph Steinberg Discusses The Dangerous Failure to Address Hardware Vulnerabilities | #hacking | #cybersecurity | #infosec | #comptia | #pentest | #ransomware

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By A Lecturer, Joseph Steinberg
| National Cyber Security
In a video shot for Sepio Cyber, on whose advisory board he serves, Cybersecurity Expert Joseph Steinberg warns the public about a critical vulnerability facing modern organizations: unmanaged hardware. Steinberg explains that while companies traditionally invest heavily in software and network security, even the physical devices known to organizations often operate outside of standard IT oversight, and, as such, can easily become a massive cybersecurity blind spot.
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14 Tips For Browsing The Web Securely | #hacking | #cybersecurity | #infosec | #comptia | #pentest | #ransomware

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By A Lecturer, Joseph Steinberg
| National Cyber Security
Modern web browsers are incredibly powerful, but their features — including security-related features such as saving passwords or keeping you logged in to a particular site or sites — can become vulnerabilities if not properly utilized. Here are some specific, actionable tips to keep you safe when you use a web browser to perform personal or business functions, or just to enjoy surfing the web. 1.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes! (Pretty soon you'll be able to ask "Have you ever heard of a device called a 'typewriter'?")

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Email

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

Worked my way up to Editor-in-Chief