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Do you Dare Identify your Customers the Social Way?

Every business knows that bringing in new customers is expensive. I recall reading Donna Fenn's article in Inc. , that stated that obtaining new customers can be 5 to 10 times more expensive than money spent keeping your current ones. So it’s...

Published Wed, Mar 03 2013 10:18 AM by Kent Purdy

Filed under: NetIQ, Google, Facebook, Social Media, Twitter, OpenID, Yahoo, Kent Purdy, Social Identity, User Experience, Security Web, Inc, Brand Loyalty, OpenID Connect, Donna Fenn, Ian Fernando, ianfernando.com, Customer Retention, Customer Acquisition, Social Login, UX
Tech Game Changers: Government, Cloud, Social Identity and Openness

Two weeks ago, I was privileged to once again participate as part of the community on a Huff Post Live segment hosted by Mike Sacks ( @MikeSacksHP ), Tech Game Changers with special guests Vivek Kundra ( @VivekKundra ), First CIO of the US Federal Government...

Published Fri, Nov 11 2012 11:55 AM by Michele Hudnall

Filed under: Security, Cloud Computing, Washington D.C., Data Security, Amazon, Facebook, LinkedIn, Cloud, Twitter, CIO, Identity, Cloud Data, Data, White House, SOPA, Huff Post Live, Tech President, Reddit, Southwest Airlines, Alexis Ohanian, Vivek Kundra, BSM, SWA, eBay, Business Service Management, Bank of America, Social Identity, Michele Hudnall: Federal Government, Security Web
Big Data or Big Brother? Security - Value Analytics - Privacy?

I know I have been quiet for the previous month, I took a little vacation and started becoming more attune to the discussion surrounding data, analytics, security, privacy and the value of our technologically connected world. First we have to rewind to...

Published Wed, Oct 10 2012 9:32 AM by Michele Hudnall

Filed under: Security, Privacy, Facebook, Social Media, Cloud, WSJ.com, Data, Informationweek, Big Data, Healthcare, IDC, GPS, RFID, Michele Hudnall, Huff Post Live, Analytics, Huawei, Security Web
The IOC Needs to put an ID to a Seat

If you’re like me you spent a significant portion of your time watching the Olympic Games in London. These events were amazing to watch. The record TV ratings confirm their quality and entertainment value. Like many other observers of the London...

Published Thu, Aug 08 2012 9:04 AM by Kent Purdy

Filed under: Facebook, Social Media, Twitter, IdM, Identity Management, Olympics, LOCOG, Empty Seats, IOC, Kent Purdy, World Cup, Ticket Management, @OlympicSeat, The empty seat, Security Web
10 IT Security Considerations - No.4 Share

This is part of a blog series. For more details, start with the intro . Share with competitors. Sharing information with competitors: the notion sounds counter-intuitive. But the bad guys do it. Security vendors do it. Of course, I'm not talking about...

Published Thu, Aug 08 2012 12:30 AM by Ian Yip

Filed under: IT Security, Facebook, LinkedIn, Threats, Ian Yip, Exploits, ISCOI, Best Practice, Information Security Council of India, Australian Information Security Association, AISA, Zynga, Security Web
10 IT Security Considerations - No.1 Trust

This is part of a blog series. For more details, start with the intro . Trust This is arguably the most important motivation for having an IT security program. As an extension of trust, we also have brand and reputation. But being trustworthy implies...

Published Thu, Aug 08 2012 1:12 PM by Ian Yip

Filed under: Forrester Research, IT Security, Facebook, Social Media, Twitter, Risk, Ian Yip, Start-up, Trust, Laura Koetzle, Security Web
Mobile Identity Access Management

Look around. The pace of change is stunning, driven largely by additions, reductions, disruptions and innovations to business ecosystems that were once in silos. From manufacturing to retail to the technology sector itself, entire businesses who called...

Published Thu, May 05 2012 1:32 PM by NetIQ

Filed under: Security, Virtualization, Cloud Computing, Compliance, cloud security, IT Security, Facebook, Cloud, Mobile, Identity, Access, IAM, IdM, Dipto Chakravarty, opporthreat, Utility Computing, Managed Security, CISPA, multitenant, Big Data, Wayne Gretzky, IMEI, RTLS, IDC Research, real-time location services, Tokenized Identity, . ABI Research, Identity Access Management, Unique Identifier, Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, AOL, DrawSomething, Mega Trends, BYOD, DiptoChakravarty, Security Web
Cloud Computing Trends from RSA

The RSA Conference is done. Five days worth of sessions, keynotes, networking and related events left hundreds of brains abuzz with facts, figures, theories and maybe even a headache. Since I follow the IT security industry so closely, my time at RSA...

Published Tue, Feb 02 2011 5:51 PM by JeffCutler

Filed under: Cloud Computing, RSA 2010, cloud security, Privacy, malware, IT Security, Facebook, Social Media, Twitter, Dipto Chakravarty, Cyber Warfare, Data Breaches, Trends, Mobile Security, Attack Vectors, JeffCutler, Security Web
Consumerization Continued....A Prequel to Security Implications of Personal Computers

The great thing about the computer industry is that we are our own lexicographers. Unfortunately as such we work backwards. That is we make up the new word and then try to figure out what it means. Such is the case with Consumerization. How do I define...

Published Mon, Nov 11 2010 8:42 AM by Michael F. Angelo

Filed under: NetIQ, RSA, RSA Conference Europe, Ron Lapedis, Consumerization, Michael F. Angelo, Phones, Billmelater, Facebook, Virtulization, LinkedIn, PDA, HaaS, Spyrus, RSA Europe, Social Media, Cloud, Open Source, SaaS, PaaS, Twitter, Paypal, Elastic Cloud Computing, Security Web

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Do you Dare Identify your Customers the Social Way?

Tech Game Changers: Government, Cloud, Social Identity and Openness

Big Data or Big Brother? Security - Value Analytics - Privacy?

The IOC Needs to put an ID to a Seat

10 IT Security Considerations - No.4 Share

10 IT Security Considerations - No.1 Trust

Mobile Identity Access Management

Cloud Computing Trends from RSA

Consumerization Continued....A Prequel to Security Implications of Personal Computers