If you are a member of a risk management team at your organization, or perhaps you are leading a business continuity planning group, then you should read this article by Joseph Menn, a staff writer for the Financial Times.

Link-sharing, as used so readily by individuals in social networking on the internet, can create yet another potential threat to privacy and information security concerns for both individuals and organizations.  

Before you recommend the usage of more social networking internet tools to your organization, you should read more articles like this to keep current of the online cybersecurity and privacy risks you may be introducing into your organization.

For some, it is hard to imagine, but this question has to be considered since the recent release of an interesting posting on the internet by Michael Sisk of the Bank Technology News website.

Click here to read this posting and perhaps, you may see reason to include Twitter into your own organization’s business continuity management and planning strategies.

In a recent blog posting by Neil Williams, head of corporate digital channels at the U.K. government’s Department for Business, Innovation and Skill (BIS), you will have a chance to review and potentially use some of the format and template posting information contained in a 20-page strategy suggested for using a tool like Twitter.

Click here to gain that information.