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Zac Amos

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Covers:  Cybersecurity, IoT, AI, compliance, business and HR tech, and smart homes.

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Zac Amos’s Journalist Portfolio

HackerNoon

HackerNoon

At HackerNoon, Zac covers ransomware, data lakehouses, VDI and more.

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Cybersecurity Magazine

Cybersecurity Magazine

Check out Zac's articles on Cybersecurity Magazine, diving into cryptocurrency, business strategy and more.

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Unite.AI

Unite.AI

Check out Zac's articles on Unite.AI, on topics ranging from AI in policing to how hackers use AI.

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CyberExperts

CyberExperts

Check out Zac's articles for CyberExperts, where he tackles cybersecurity topics like the risks of biometric …

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The AI Journal

The AI Journal

Check out Zac's articles for The AI Journal, discussing everything from conversational AI in healthcare to sm…

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What Are the Tax Implications of Selling a Business?

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By Zac Amos Verified
| Advisorpedia
A wave of business ownership transfers is approaching as owners prepare to exit companies they've spent decades building. For financial advisors guiding these clients, understanding the tax implications of a business sale is essential. Decisions made during the sale process can mean the difference between a comfortable retirement and leaving significant wealth on the table. The structure of a business sale significantly impacts the seller's net proceeds.
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Cybersecurity Strategies for Managing End-of-Life Industrial IoT Devices

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By Zac Amos Verified, Michael Weller, Renee Bassett
| Automation.com Verified
Organizations that establish strong life cycle management practices position themselves to adapt as threats evolve and technology advances. End-of-life (EOL) industrial IoT devices create a growing cybersecurity challenge for operational technology (OT) environments. While these devices often remain functional, they pose significant and frequently overlooked security risks. When vendors no longer provide updates or support, critical infrastructure becomes vulnerable to emerging threats.
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How to detect unsanctioned AI usage in an organization

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By Zac Amos Verified
| TechNode Global
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools have become workplace staples as employees adopt them to work faster and solve complex problems. Many enter organizations without IT approval, which creates visibility gaps that expose sensitive data to external platforms. The adoption of unsanctioned AI applications introduces risks related to intellectual property loss and regulatory compliance failures.
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