Lifestyle Hackers

[James.McGovern at thehartford.com (McGovern, James F. (eBusiness))]

 Myspace and Facebook blocked (we have presence) Twitter not blocked.
One should separate out the following:

- Sites that display images vs those who just display links
- The ability to filter exactly what you read based on where you are
- While 20-somethings is a predictor, it is also stereotypical. Us
40-somethings in many ways leverage social networking to competitive
advantage over those who are less mature

-----Original Message-----
From: sc-l-bounces at securecoding.org
[mailto:sc-l-bounces at securecoding.org] On Behalf Of Gary McGraw
Sent: Monday, November 02, 2009 2:25 PM
To: SC-L at securecoding.org
Cc: dslater at cxo.com; James M. Routh (jrouth at dtcc.com)
Subject: [SC-L] Lifestyle Hackers

hi sc-l,

Jim Routh (once the CSO of DTCC, always a major software security
booster, and now the CSO of KPMG) and I wrote an article published in
CSO's October issue.  The article is about "lifestyle hackers" and
ponders what happens when 20-somethings used to social networking foo
are confronted with corporate security controls that disallow such.

http://www.csoonline.com/article/506309/Lifestyle_Hackers

Anybody running into this phenomenon in their work?  (James??)

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