Thomas Raschke, Forrester Research: London, United KingdomThe Secure Enterprise 2.0 Forum is a group of concerned organizations and individuals who understand that consumerization of the enterprise is inevitable. On the contrary, they embrace the trend rather than fear it. However, these people realize that improper use of new technologies foreshadows a nightmare of information security breaches and public relations debacles.

The Forum seeks to promote the secure use of Web 2.0 to do business.

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.

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WorkLight is spearheading the activity of organizing the founding members of the forum and helping to define its charter.

The Forum convened as part of the Open Group's Conference - Security Practitioners Conference in San Diego in February 2009.