SOCIAL NETWORKING:
How it Affects Privacy and Security of Your Event Data

Because attendees have become savvy users of Facebook, Twitter, and Linkedin, many event planners now incorporate social networks into their meeting technology. Social networks allow participants to expand their connection with each other before, during, and after an event, while broadening the event’s reach into extended individual networks. New technology, however, poses new risks to the privacy and security of your event information.

Thursday, February 11th, 2010
4:00 p.m. PT
(7 pm ET / 12 am GMT)

This 45 minute webinar will describe state of the art applications for social networks, help you decide if social networks are right for your event and, if so, help identify and address the new risks associated with their use.

You also will receive answers to:

• What are social networks, and how can I use them for my events?
• What are the security, privacy, and compliance issues behind event social networks?
• What special considerations should event planners allow for social networks?

In addition, you will learn about the top ten things that you can do right now to improve the security of your event-based social networks.

PRESENTED BY:

Rick Borry, Certain Software