Tomi Adabayo talks about protecting IPProtecting data, especially Intellectual Property (IP) is just as important as preventing the leak of personal data. While the latter will get you big headlines, the former can cost millions if ideas and plans are stolen. For media organisations, protecting IP around advertising and product launches is critical. Leak the information about a new product early and you can find yourself no longer winning business.

For bloggers and influencers such as Tomi Adebayo, aka @GadgetsBoy, protecting the product data he gets, even from publications that want him to write reviews, is essential. Getting cut off by vendors would seriously damage both his personal brand and his income. As such, he has a very specific view on what needs to be done to protect data.

Tomi Adebayo aka @GadgetsBoy
Tomi Adebayo aka @GadgetsBoy

Importantly, what Adebayo does to protect data is something that everyone needs to think about. There are differences compared to a large organisation where data has to be shared. However, taking care about where data is stored and who it is shared with is a responsibility everyone should be dealing with.

How carefully does he protect embargoes, NDAs and data? When chatting after the podcast he teased Enterprise Times about having to rush off to a launch and refusing to say what it was for.

To hear what Adebayo said to us, listen to the podcast

Where can I get it?

obtain it, for Android devices from play.google.com/music/podcasts

use the Enterprise Times page on Stitcher

use the Enterprise Times page on Podchaser

listen to the Enterprise Times channel on Soundcloud

listen to the podcast (below) or download the podcast to your local device and then listen there

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Ian Murphy
Ian Murphy is an enterprise technology journalist, podcaster, editor and industry analyst with more than 40 years' experience covering enterprise IT, cybersecurity, networking, cloud and artificial intelligence. His career combines hands-on technology experience with long-term industry analysis and journalism. In the 1980s, Ian authored an industry report on expert systems, an early application of artificial intelligence, and founded an IT training company delivering accredited training on enterprise software. He later became a Microsoft Certified Trainer, helping professionals understand and apply business technologies. Alongside his work as a freelance journalist and analyst, Ian developed software, deployed enterprise networks and managed software and technical support teams. That practical experience informs his writing, providing insight into not only what technologies promise, but how they are implemented and used in real enterprise environments. Ian has written thousands of articles, produced industry research, hosted podcasts and interviewed technology leaders across enterprise software, infrastructure, cybersecurity and AI. His work focuses on helping CIOs, IT leaders and technology professionals understand the opportunities, challenges and real-world impact of emerging technologies.

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