A series
The Business You Think You Own
One employee leaves. The website disappears. A designer resigns. Your brand assets disappear with them. A consultant moves on. Nobody can access the Facebook page. Sound dramatic? It happens more often than you'd think. The Business You Think You Own explores the hidden digital ownership risks affecting businesses, schools, NGOs, churches, and community organizations—one story at a time.
You Don't Own Followers If You Don't Own the Account
Your business may have thousands of followers, but do you actually own the account they follow? This article explores one of the most overlooked digital ownership risks facing organizations today: social media accounts created with personal emails, phone numbers, and profiles that quietly walk out the door when employees leave.
The Employee Left. The Domain Left Too.
Some of the biggest cybersecurity problems don't begin with hackers. They begin with helpful people. One employee registers the company domain using a personal email and debit card. Years later, they leave—and so does access to the business's digital front door. The first article in The Business You Think You Own explores why ownership, not hacking, may be your biggest hidden risk.