New research has indicated that legal specialists widely agree that reputation is one of a company’s most valuable assets. However, in-house legal departments aren’t sufficiently engaging in the social media crisis preparations required to safeguard their firms’ reputations online.
The terror attacks in Paris have added to the growing concerns around cybersecurity. Discussion has been heightened regarding the contentious issue of the amount of access which the government should have to people’s private information and conversations. Would you be willing to sacrifice your privacy in the name of national security?
Looking at potential risks to a company’s reputation; Igniyte has undertaken research into employee behaviour at office Christmas parties and how UK workers are planning to behave this year.
Cyber-attacks are on the increase and many companies remain unprotected. There are more online transactions at Christmas than at any other time in the calendar year and companies must ensure their ecommerce site is secure and trusted in order to keep their reputation intact.
Igniyte’s latest research looks into the blurring lines of personal and professional social media use, coinciding with the release of their latest e-guide, Protecting Your Company’s Reputation From Employee Risk.
The recent increase in Packaged Bank Account Claims is another blow to the reputation of the The UK High Street Banking Sector as more complaints are received regarding the mis-selling of these products to their customers