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Repost From Social Media to Lose Customers and Friends Fast
Last week one of my Facebook friends started a “friends only” discussion on his wall. It was a very interesting discussion, and one of his friends took the discussion, pretty much verbatim, and posted...
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Are You Faking It?
Are you faking it online? Or faking it at work? While faking it certainly has its benefits in both places, I want to touch upon a couple of concerns I have with using fake identities. Is real data...
View ArticleWork Area Reviews are Necessary for Effective Risk Management
There have been a lot online posts and talk lately about risk management and the “proper” or “acceptable” way to do risk assessments. It seems that the overwhelming talk, though, is only about the...
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Good Intentions Often Lead to Bad Privacy Results
Allowing Wall Street privacy law exemption is crazy! Why, you ask? Why, I’m happy to explain. In March, 2012, I wrote “6 Good Reasons NOT To Ask for Facebook Passwords“. Since that time legislation...
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Don’t Treat Privacy Breach Victims like a Spurned Lover
A new data breach research report is out, and it is a good read. This is the annual Experian/Ponemon Institute “Is Your Company Ready for a Big Data Breach?” report. I want to focus on one of the...
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I Don’t Need No Stinkin’ BA Agreement…or Do I?
Last week one of my Compliance Helper clients that is a health insurance company asked me the following question (slightly modified to protect their identity): For the past two years, we have tried to...
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Address Privacy During Social Media Marketing
Over the past few months I’ve been creating some social media marketing privacy guidelines and requirements for a couple of my large clients. Today I read a post from a fellow IBM Midsize Insider...
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If Compliance Isn’t Documented It Didn’t Happen
Most of the 250+ organizations I’ve audited, and the hundreds of others I’ve had as clients, hate documentation. At least creating documentation. So, they don’t do it, or they do it very poorly. Or,...
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Every Business Must Be Prepared for the Unimaginable
Were you surprised to hear about the worker at the Chicago O’Hare airport last Friday? Certainly I was. Who would have ever thought someone working in the control center would light the hardware on...
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It is Time to Set Social Media Rules
Over the past couple of weeks, I have spent a lot of time speaking with one of my clients about social media and posts from employees and contractors that may have a negative impact on the business....
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