WWE Tackles Cyber Security for the Talent With a
Mandatory Meeting
After
multiple instances of WWE talents seeing their old photos being released online
showing them naked or in sexual situations WWE officials held a meeting
backstage at recent RAW and SmackDown shows to try and help talents prevent
their private content from being leaked online. It was a class on cyber security
threats that showed the multiple ways someone could find themselves tricked into
allowing their security to be compromised. At the end of the meeting talent was
given an amendment to their company social media policy to sign. It was stressed
that only the talents and WWE’s social media teams should have access to social
media accounts belonging to them.
After
multiple instances of WWE talents seeing their old photos being released online
showing them naked or in sexual situations WWE officials held a meeting
backstage at recent RAW and SmackDown shows to try and help talents prevent
their private content from being leaked online. It was a class on cyber security
threats that showed the multiple ways someone could find themselves tricked into
allowing their security to be compromised. At the end of the meeting talent was
given an amendment to their company social media policy to sign. It was stressed
that only the talents and WWE’s social media teams should have access to social
media accounts belonging to them.
