
How to Strengthen Your Cybersecurity Against Emerging AI Threats
The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has brought both immense benefits as well as new vulnerabilities for organizations. Cybercriminals now have the ability to exploit
About Joe
Joe, known affectionately as “Joisey” thanks to his New Jersey roots, has been part of the ATCOM team since 2016 and proudly holds the title of our very first remote employee.
He earned his Associate’s degree in Telecommunications Management from DeVry College of Technology, and has spent well over 25 years doing what he does best in the telecom world (just… somewhere else before ATCOM😉).
Outside of work, Joe stays busy golfing, riding his two motorcycles, and enjoying a good cold beer. He’s also a proud dad of two: his son is all about hockey and baseball, while his daughter shines in theatre and the arts.
Fun fact: despite being afraid of heights, Joe has both skydived and bungee jumped… and still doesn’t like heights. Make it make sense.
Joe found ATCOM the old-fashioned way – by seeking out Mitel partners – and we’re glad he did.

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