Welcome everyone to season six of Under Served, episode 63.

Today with me in studio is Daniel Goldenberg,

Director of Information Security at Plymouth Rock Assurance, let's get started.

Welcome to this week's edition of Under Served, the podcast for the rest of the tech industry,

where we focus on stories of tech industry leaders, their insights, and their lessons learned.

And now your host Andrew Gelina.

Thank you Daniel for coming down and joining us to kick off season six of Under Served.

It's great to join you here today.

So way back in the day, you know, in the golden age of computing the 286, what draws you to the

keyboard? Um, and 286 was my first machine. So many memories with that from MSDOS,

working my way up to my first 386 running Windows 3.1 to my 486.

This was the beginning age of everything computing that we knew today. And now we're holding

computers in our pockets that are a thousand fold more powerful than we were working with back then.

I get the hands on the keyboard very early and kind of start playing around.

You know, I certainly took apart that 286 a number of times understanding the different

components and that really sparked my interest in technology.

Are you like building these from scratch with motherboards and RAM and processor in the whole

nine? Oh, yeah. As I got into high school, that was certainly where I was spending all of my

money was on computer peripherals, upgrades, new machines. I was doing custom builds for friends

and family. I went deep down the hardware hole. Did you have favorite devices throughout the

years like that special phone or tablet or anything that was a favorite? I feel like I'm going

to age myself a little bit, but LG had a candy bar phone called the VX 9800. This is like the first

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