February 22. 2018

Hacks, Heists, and Hostages: How to Secure Yourself and Your Money in Today’s Crypto Market

Published by Jessica Klein at February 22. 2018
Imagine investing thousands of dollars into relatively obscure coins like NEM and TRON during the height of the Bitcoin boom, hoping they’d follow Bitcoin’s lead and explode onto the crypto-scene in the coming months. Now, imagine waking up weeks later […]
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January 18. 2018

Pyeongchang 2018 and the Phenomenon of Imminent Catastrophe

Published by Paul Florence at January 18. 2018
With less than a month to go before the Opening Ceremony of the Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang, the eyes of the world are on the Korean peninsula – but not for the reasons Olympic organizers had hoped for when […]
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December 21. 2017

2017: Making Sense of a Weird Year

Published by Paul Florence at December 21. 2017
The year began with Donald Trump’s bleak inaugural address, during which, in stark contrast to the usual pomp of the quadrennial celebration, he surveyed the “rusted out” landscape of the country and bemoaned the “American carnage” of our time.  After […]
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November 17. 2017

One Year Later: Revisiting the 2016 Election

Published by Paul Florence at November 17. 2017
One year ago this week, Donald Trump defied nearly every poll and political prognosticator in America, defeating his heavily favored opponent, Hillary Clinton, in the culmination of one of the strangest presidential elections in American history. As the sun rose […]
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October 12. 2017

Silicon Valley and Congress: Heading for a Reckoning

Published by Lianne Kennedy-Boudali at October 12. 2017
On November 1, Congress may enjoy a rare bipartisan moment as the Senate Intelligence Committee holds hearings on a common target: tech companies.  Facebook, Google, and Twitter have been invited to testify as part of the ongoing investigation into Russian […]
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September 18. 2017

Will Hackers Cast the Deciding Ballot in the New York Election?

Published by Roderick Jones at September 18. 2017
Originally published in the New York Post on September 12, 2017. The digital integrity of the election for the mayor of New York City could be the first major test of American democracy since the Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. […]
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September 15. 2017

Activism in the C-Suite

Published by Jessica Klein at September 15. 2017
Over the past ten months, a new breed of activist has emerged: Chief Executive Officers. Traditionally, CEOs have avoided public involvement in any issue that is remotely controversial; however, CEOs have recently become some of the country’s most visible activists […]
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September 8. 2017

Concentric Advisors Announces New CEO, Paul Florence. Roderick Jones, CEO of Rubica, remains Chairman of the Board

Published by Katie Harris at September 8. 2017
The West Coast’s preeminent private security, intelligence and risk consultancy, Concentric Advisors, is pleased to announce the appointment of Paul Florence as CEO.  Paul, currently a Senior Vice President, will succeed Roderick Jones, who will remain actively involved as Chairman […]
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August 28. 2017

ARAMCO’s High-stakes IPO

Published by Lianne Kennedy-Boudali at August 28. 2017
ARAMCO’s High-stakes IPO In January 2016, Mohammed bin Salman, then Deputy Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, announced that Saudi Aramco, the national oil company, would offer five percent of the shares of the company in an IPO scheduled for early […]
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