[Editor’s note: Thank you to Simon Parker of Minerva Security for sharing this guest post on how losing private data reflects on your company’s reputation.] Data breaches happen alarmingly frequently these days for a lot of reasons. Some companies are not willing to invest in the infrastructure that would make …
Communication is King: Why Being Concise Is Essential in ALL Areas of Business
Communication is King: Why Being Concise Is Essential in ALL Areas of Business To say that communication is important to the world of business is something of an understatement. In truth, you’re not really a “business leader” at all – what you’re really doing for the majority of your day, …
Why Small Businesses Should Take Security Seriously
[Editor’s note: Thank you to technology consultant Rick Delgado for contributing this guest post!] Cyber-security crises have been making headlines for a while now. Most if not all of the virtual-heists we hear of have had to do with large corporation whose millions of customers have been affected by the …
Guest Post: Weasel Words Scream Insincerity
[Editor’s note: The following guest blog came to us from David Kalson, Partner, Beacon Advisors in reaction to our Feb. 28 newsletter “PwC Steps into La La Land”. If you have thoughts on crisis management and would like to share reach out to [email protected].] In his Feb. 28th newsletter, Jonathan Bernstein pointed out …
7 Cybersecurity Lessons the Healthcare Industry had to Learn the Hard Way
[Editor’s note: Today’s guest post comes to us courtesy of business technology consultant Rick Delgado. Thanks Rick! If you have something to say on the topic of crisis or reputation management it could wind up right here on the BCM blog. Email [email protected] for more information.] 7 Cybersecurity Lessons the Healthcare Industry …
Twitter Moves to Stop Cyberbullying
A promising sign, but is it enough? In late January, Twitter VP of Engineering Ed Ho put out a number of posts addressing the blue bird’s renewed focus on user safety. Though we typically take these types of announcements with a rather large grain of salt, less than one month …