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ARTICLE · 18 MAY 2021

Tech Investing Part 1: Zero Hour

The technology sector runs the gamut from artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT) to SaaS companies or cybersecurity, and from the biggest household names to the smallest companies being operated out of garages.

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The technology sector runs the gamut from artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT) to SaaS companies or cybersecurity, and from the biggest household names to the smallest companies being operated out of garages. The rise of AI and traps for the unwary were previously covered here. Risks of investing in SaaS Solutions can be found here and here. Technology is everywhere in 2021, even in the smallest brick and mortar shops around. Technology investing offers lucrative opportunities for investors large and small, but there are many traps for the unwary, such as "zero-day exploits."

An exploit is a piece of code that capitalizes on vulnerabilities in software. Typically, hackers use this vulnerability to gain access to systems or solutions and cause harm. A zero-day exploit is relatively rare; it targets an undiscovered vulnerability. For over twenty years, hackers have been paid handsomely for finding exploits and handing them over to the company,

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