STUDY: Fortune 100 Social Compliance Issues
The average Fortune 100 firm suffered 69 unmoderated compliance incidents during a one-year study by the Nexgate division of security-as-a-service provider Proofpoint.
The average Fortune 100 firm suffered 69 unmoderated compliance incidents during a one-year study by the Nexgate division of security-as-a-service provider Proofpoint.
The findings by Nexgate included:
- The average Fortune 100 firm has 320 social media accounts, 213,539 followers, and 1,159 employees making more than 500,000 posts to those accounts.
- Employees were responsible for 12 of the average 69 unmoderated compliance incidents per firm, while public commenters were responsible for the other 57.
- Nine different U.S. regulatory standards triggered incidents, including retail communications and customer response from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), regulation Z from the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council, Federal Trade Commission regulations on sweepstakes and regulation FD from the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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