Cybersecurity and digital identity protection for celebrities online.
Next Wednesday, March 12, from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM, the conference “Cybersecurity in the daily lives of celebrities online” will be held by Selva Orejón, CEO of onBRANDING.
Cybersecurity is already one of the primary concerns for companies and states, but also for public figures such as politicians, businesspeople, influencers, artists, elite athletes, etc.
Their continuous personal exposure on social networks and in the media makes them potential victims for cybercriminals.
Recent cases involving celebrities in our country mean that we must take this latent threat very seriously:
Laura Escanes and Dulceida report the harassment they have experienced on Instagram
Álex González, Silvia Abascal, and other celebrities impersonated online
The lack of knowledge to defend our public and private image on the internet is a common situation, and this sense of helplessness prevents individuals and companies from acting in accordance with current laws and professional ethics.
Representatives, intermediaries, or agents, as well as communication agencies, family members, friends, and of course, the celebrities themselves in their “private” communications, do not master the procedures and tools to defend themselves against potential attacks on their public image.
In recent months, we have seen a high volume of cyberattacks against celebrities and influencers, affecting their social networks as well as their emails and mobile phones (WhatsApp, Telegram), which shows us that we must act now.
The conference aims to shed light and clarify how we should act to combat these new online threats. Selva will teach us the importance of having digital identity protection protocols and controlling potential risk exposure.
It is very important that you attend; it will be of great help to understand parts of an environment that can become unfamiliar during a crisis. The conference will be held at Rambla de Catalunya, 33, 1-1, 08007, Barcelona.
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