I just used Lyft for the first time (an Uber competitor) and recorded my thoughts…
Feb 26
Watch Live Today! DNS Privacy Workshop Streaming from NDSS 2017
Want to learn the latest about DNS privacy? About the latest research and techniques to protect the confidentiality of your DNS info and queries? Starting at 8:55 am PST (UTC-8) today, there will be what looks to be an outstanding workshop on DNS Privacy streaming live out of the Network and Distributed System Security Symposium (NDSS) in […]
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Feb 26
Watch Live Today! DNS Privacy Workshop Streaming from NDSS 2017
Want to learn the latest about DNS privacy? About the latest research and techniques to protect the confidentiality of your DNS info and queries? Starting at 8:55 am PST (UTC-8) today, there will be what looks to be an outstanding workshop on DNS Privacy streaming live out of the Network and Distributed System Security Symposium (NDSS) in Read more…
Feb 21
The Danger of Giving Up Social Media Passwords – So Many Other Services Are Connected
“What’s the harm in giving up my Twitter password?“, you might say, “all someone can do is see my direct messages and post a tweet from me, right?“
Think again. The reality today is that social media services are used for far more than just posting updates or photos of cats. They also act as “identity providers” allowing us to easily login to other sites and services.
We’ve all seen the “Login with Twitter” or “Continue with Facebook” buttons on various sites. Or for Google or LinkedIn. These offer a tremendous convenience. You can rapidly sign into sites without having to remember yet-another-password.
But…
… if you give your passwords to your social media accounts to someone, they could potentially[1]:
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Feb 20
The Danger of Giving Up Social Media Passwords – So Many Other Services Are Connected
“What’s the harm in giving up my Twitter password?“, you might say, “all someone can do is see my direct messages and post a tweet from me, right?“ Think again. The reality today is that social media services are used for far more than just posting updates or photos of cats. They also act as […]
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Feb 20
FIR #75: The Quality of Your Intent
Doug Haslam and Augie Ray join host Shel Holtz to discuss a decline in the effectiveness of loyalty/reward programs, challenges to influencer marketing in the wake of Disney and Google ending their relationship with PewDiePie after he posted videos containing anti-semitic content, whether Volkswagen’s prospects would have suffered if its crisis had been characterized a public health issue rather than an environmental issue, new examples of fake content of all kinds, and the gap between the need to put employees first — as voiced by Richard Edelman during the World Economic Forum — and how engaged employees feel in their organizations. Dan York reports on social media passwords.
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Feb 15
CITO Olaf Kolkman Speaking at RSA 2017 about IoT Security with Bruce Schneier
Today at the RSA Conference 2017 in San Francisco, our Chief Internet Technology Officer Olaf Kolkman will be speaking as part of a panel on:
Internet of Insecurity: Can Industry Solve It or Is Regulation Required?
The abstract of the session is:Dan York
Feb 14
CITO Olaf Kolkman Speaking at RSA 2017 about IoT Security with Bruce Schneier
Today at the RSA Conference 2017 in San Francisco, our Chief Internet Technology Officer Olaf Kolkman will be speaking as part of a panel on: Internet of Insecurity: Can Industry Solve It or Is Regulation Required? The abstract of the session is: The rise of IoT has brought forth a new generation of devices and […]
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Feb 13
For Immediate Release #74: Influencer Marketing or Influencer Relationships?
Shonali Burke and Angus Nelson join Shel Holtz for this week’s episode, which covered influencer marketing (and whether we should be evolving the practice into longer-term influencer relationship management); whether the future of work is a vastly distributed freelance talent pool, employees whose human qualities are nurtured by Human resources, or both; the steps companies aren’t yet taking to prepare the workforce for Artificial Intelligence; and CEOs who may be playing into the hands of the alt-right, which has been adopting the playbook for unethical marketing practices. Dan York reports on a new Pew Internet Center report on algorithms.
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Feb 06
For Immediate Release #73: One crisis after another
Christopher Carfi and Serena Ehrlich join Shel Holtz for this week’s episode, which covered these stories…
- At least three Super Bowl commercials were forthright in addressing issues that are controversial in the early days of the Trump Administration and the increasingly polarized political atmosphere
- President Trump was referenced in 32 of the S&P 500 quarterly earnings calls in January, 20% more than President Obama was in 2009. Do Investor Relations professionals need to factor the president into their planning?
- Not too long ago, some columnists and analysts predicted Volkswagen might not survive its emissions-fraud scandal. Today, they are the world’s top automaker. How did crisis communication help save the company?
- Dan York reports on a new report from the International Red Cross about using messaging apps in humanitarian crises and Snapchat’s introduction of Snapcodes that let users open your company website
- Snapchat’s announcement about how it intends to minimize fake news in its Discover section
- Hundreds of thousands of people deleted Uber’s app from their phones during the three days the #DeleteUber hashtag trended. What did Uber do wrong?
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