Note:  infotex plans to release a response kit for the 12/11/2013 FFIEC Guidance entitled “Social Media:  Consumer Compliance Risk Management Guidance.”    . . . . . a Dan’s New Leaf post . . . . . As I continue to swim neck-deep in the language and meanings and implications of the FFIEC Social Media Guidance, […]

The 12/11/2013 social media guidance has some weaknesses. The good news: the infotex response kit will be designed to address them!

The Social Media Kit provides guidance on how social networking will be addressed at the office and at home, for managers, users, and developers!

These Microsoft PowerPoint slides can be used to walk management team members through the Management Guidelines for Social Media.

The act of customizing this guidance document will help your team determine how you want to managers to appear in social networking situations!

These Microsoft PowerPoint slides can be inserted into your existing User Awareness Training programs to teach users how to protect your organization and themselves in the social networking space.

This is the checklist we use when we audit a bank, to ensure they are properly managing their existing social media sites.

This document provides guidance to social media site developers so that all vulnerabilities exposed in the social media risk assessment process are properly addressed.

User Guidelines for Social Media:   This guidelines document is intended to aid your user-level training.  Not only does it include information about the Social Media Policy, but it also suggests ways users can protect themselves while social networking.  For a better deal, purchase as part of the Social Media Policy Kit! All templates are color-coded, and […]

The Social Media Policy governs the way users approach social media both in and outside the organization.