By Tara Savage, Senior Marketing Manager, BT Global Services
The thought of engaging in social media campaigns is enough to send many companies into a feverish fit. You know your company needs to be online; to not participate in the social side of business is, as Jim Tiller, BT’s Global Practice Head of Security Services, puts it “death by a thousand clicks.”
But as Jim notes in his recent post on BT’s Viewpoint blog there are other options! In Tiller’s opinion the first step to thriving online is to have a clearly codified plan and policies for data and brand protection. The second step is to ensure that this plan is regularly tested to keep apace of where vulnerabilities may arise and to be able to mitigate them preemptively.
To read more of what Jim has to say about how ethical hacking and vulnerability testing can keep your company safe on line and in the good books with your customers click here.