Do We Need a Global CERT?

The idea of a global CERT has been proposed multiple times in the course of several years.  And while it has not always been proposed in the same form, the concept is the same nonetheless. The idea is very simple—we …Read more.

Posted by Damir Rajnovic on November 17, 2009 at 09:21AM

White Paper and Webinar: “Best Practices for Social Media for Media & Entertainment”

Last week Forrester principal analyst David Card presented research findings on how media companies are using social technologies in the context of their entertainment brands. David conducted case study interviews with technical, business and content executives from 5 leading media …Read more.

Posted by Scott Brown on October 07, 2009 at 07:32PM

Social Media Rules of Engagement

Just as there are some unwritten rules of social engagement—like not getting drunk and standing on the table or yelling at strangers on the street—social media engagement via Twitter, You Tube, Facebook, and LinkedIn has a few unstated rules, too. …Read more.

Posted by Alexandra Krasne on July 20, 2009 at 04:05PM

Twitter Account Intrusions Highlight Password Recovery Weaknesses

As mentioned in this week’s Cyber Risk Report (CRR), a hacker, known by the handle Croll, was able to gain access to private accounts owned by employees of the Twitter micro-blogging website.  The hacker successfully guessed password “secret question” recovery …Read more.

Posted by Nicholas Leali on July 20, 2009 at 02:45PM

The Tale of Two Communities – Building a Better “Community”

Everybody seems to want a “community” today.  Media companies are no exception and many are looking to building “communities of content” that allows their fans to interact with and around their content. There’s already a healthy market conversation going on …Read more.

Posted by Scott Brown on January 02, 2009 at 03:12PM