The Secure Enterprise 2.0 Forum

by Bill Ives

At the Enterprise 2.0 conference I spoke with David Lavenda, VP Marketing and Product Strategy at WorkLight. I have written about them on this blog. See WorkLight Provides Enterprise 2.0 Security. Now they are promoting the Secure Enterprise 2.0 Forum that is designed to support the secure use of Web 2.0 to do business.

As their site says, “The Forum is comprised of top executives at Global Fortune 500 companies that are ready to address the security challenges posed by Web 2.0 technologies, such as wikis, blogs, RSS, widgets and gadgets, personalized homepages, social networks and social bookmarking, which are becoming increasingly popular in the enterprise. The Secure Enterprise 2.0 Forum promotes awareness, industry standards, best practices, and interoperability issues related to the introduction of consumer technology into the workplace.”

I think this is a good move and it will be interesting to see where this organization goes.

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