Showing posts with label Security. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Security. Show all posts

September 3, 2010

Privacy Concerns And Twitter: Impact to Your Business

I have just received an email today from Twitter about their latest updates on applications. Apparently, this roll-out of information is because of growing privacy concerns regarding the usage of Twitter applications. Twitter gained popularity as a social networking tool which is fast proving to be an effective digital marketing tool as well since the inception of internet business.

>Because of its rapid popularity and the fact that anyone in the world can see your tweets, there is a justifiable reason why companies and even individuals are wary of possible security risks, privacy threats and regulatory compliance.

There are a couple of threats which Twitter poses:

August 25, 2010

Securing Your Digital Identity

Since everyone and their mothers are now using the internet for both personal and business functions, it is important that you know what a digital identity is and why you need a trust framework. To start off, a digital identity is an online representation of a certain individual, corporation and devices even. Simply put, it is your identity when you are online. So if you have a business that you're trying to market online, it also has a digital identity.

August 16, 2010

Your Online Business and Security Breach

Every business has their own Achilles heel and if you're running an online enterprise, the biggest challenge for you is how you could protect your files. Confidentiality is very important for you to be able to keep your business running smoothly. There are numerous ways for people to breach your otherwise secure files and perhaps the most unheard of is when your employees use backdoor file transfers.


For the unassuming business owner, this practice is relatively harmless but when a breach has already been made, any sensitive financial or company-related information could jeopardize your entire operation. An example is when you let your employees use their personal email address in sending out company-related information to others or file sharing. Most of the time, employees overlook this and claim that they have no intention of endangering the company. This might be true but it is not about intentions, it’s the end-result or the bottom line which holds the most importance.


Big companies have their own IT department block out any personal email engines to prevent confidentiality breaches. However, small businesses might have a little difficulty doing the same because of limited resources. For your own peace of mind and for the security of your online business, you have to know which security measures you need to take for you not to lose sensitive information since it is critical for your business. There may be no question on the integrity of your employees but if those data falls into the wrong hands, your online business would suffer and your reputation tarnished.

April 16, 2010

Spare yourself from Internet Scams

My dear readers, fellow aspiring entrepreneurs and all internet business dreamers - beware of Internet Scams and do not just let your dreams be astray.

Below are the summary of key points for us all to take note of:

1. Big Promises of Specific Amounts of Money Quickly
2. Tons of Pictures of Their Wealth
3. No Work Required - this is the most ridiculous thing!

The above three points are brief and concise. Just beware of all of these. Remember, we have to work for whatever we want to achieve!