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Maîtriser et améliorer son identité numérique. 

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Maîtriser et améliorer son identité numérique. 

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Quelques conseils à suivre pour gérer au mieux son identité numérique :

Quelques règles simples et très faciles à appliquer sont à suivre. Ces dernières se répètent lorsque l'on consulte différents sites et blogs pour s'informer sur le sujet. On a d'ailleurs choisi de vous dévoiler les plus importantes à nos yeux :

1-) Protéger ses comptes sur les réseaux sociaux. Les mettre en privé et non accessibles à tous et également faire très attention aux messages, photos et réactions postés depuis ou sur ces comptes.

2) Trouver un pseudonyme assez recherché pour pouvoir l'utiliser sans crainte sur de nombreux sites.

3) Contrôler les contenus nous identifiant, parlant de nous et/ou de nos proches (amis, familles, loisirs et associations).

4) Mettre en avant ses expériences positives, son parcours scolaire et professionnel et essayer d'apparaître sur son meilleur visage concernant ces derniers.

Pour rédiger ces différents conseils (les principaux, même s'ils sont largement plus larges en réalité), j'ai utilisé plusieurs articles de journaux en ligne et blogs comme celui de Presse Citron, ou encore celui de Marketing.

S'occuper régulièrement de contrôler et supprimer si besoin les contenus potentiellement gênants ou indésirables nous concernant :

Un autre moyen de connaître l'image de nous se diffusant sur Internet et de la contrôler est tout simplement de se mettre dans la peau des gens pouvant potentiellement nous chercher.
En faisant notamment une recherche simple avec notre nom/prénom, on accède finalement aux données nous concernant, on peut donc contrôler la sécurité de nos comptes sur les réseaux sociaux, voir les photos de nous publiées sur Internet ou encore savoir si nos données personnelles sont disponibles facilement ou non. Par la suite, on peut modifier et tenter de supprimer certaines publications nous concernant pour disposer d'une image numérique la plus propre et neutre possible.

Vous pouvez encore compléter vos connaissances sur le sujet notamment en lisant les apports de Mélanie Grospart et du site de l'E-TLF.

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Une identité numérique peu être définie comme l'ensemble des informations collectées sur internet concernant notre propre personne.
Source : http://netice.fr/eportfolio/?p=378

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Une identité numérique peu être définie comme l'ensemble des informations collectées sur internet concernant notre propre personne.
Source : http://netice.fr/eportfolio/?p=378

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https://www.unow.fr/blog/le-coin-des-experts/gerer-identite-numerique/

https://jimmybraun.org/identite_numerique_definition/2733

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Bibliographie sur l'identité numérique:

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Bibliographie sur l'identité numérique:

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ouvrage de Olivier Merle, "identité numérique":

Source : https://books.google.fr/books/about/Identit%C3%A9_num%C3%A9rique.html?id=fBsEtwAACAAJ&source=kp_book_description&redir_esc=y

Ouvrage de Olivier Iteanu "identité numérique en question"
Source : https://books.google.fr/books/about/L_identit%C3%A9_num%C3%A9rique_en_question.html?id=grYPyrtOTMEC&source=kp_book_description&redir_esc=y

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(source : www.e-tlf.com)

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The Art of Digital Identity

Identity and access management (IAM) is a discipline within cybersecurity that seeks to ensure that only the right people can access the appropriate data and resources, at the right times and for the right reasons. The ultimate goal for hackers is to appear like legitimate users within an organization-a task that's much easier to do if an organization doesn't really know who their legitimate users are. For companies looking to better manage who has access to what, mastering the art of digital identity is a critical first step in every IAM strategy.

A small minority of people are digitally excluded; they have no, (or a very low level) digital identity. The rest of the population has a high-level digital identity, which includes work, social web and mobile. The center of these digital identities is currently our email addresses and we use them to cross borders at home and at work. But the digital universe is now vast and agile, and as employees traverse platforms and devices, organizations face new and evolving challenges from on-premises, cloud and hybrid environments. There's also an increasing amount of data security and compliance to govern.

Managing Digital Identity

The process of identity verification touches almost every aspect of our lives, from interacting with government organizations to shopping online, making digital identity an essential element in almost every transaction and industry. It's a way of a person asserting that "they are who they say they are" online, but more often than not people use these digital identities across multiple services and sectors. Your employees' footprints appear all over the digital universe and sooner or later someone will try to follow those footprints home-not to their home but to yours, to do bad things such as steal your company's data. Sharing is also commonplace, with many people sharing account details and social profiles with partners and family members, compounding your vulnerability.

Our perception of security is not the same as what is actually deemed to be secure, and do you really know who you're trusting with your company's crown jewels? The current state of identity management for many organizations consists of inefficient manual processes, and it will be increasingly difficult to ensure a secure and trusted network, in which each entity can be confidently identified and authenticated, as the number of digital services, transactions and entities grows.

Our digital and physical selves are here to stay, but in a fractured identity landscape identifying an entity through electronic means requires mastering the art of digital identity. As we enter the Fourth Industrial Revolution, Gartner estimates the number of connected things in use worldwide will reach 20.4 billion by 2020. Smart devices are becoming integral to our daily lives, with everything from mobile phones to wearables, smart home assistants, connected vehicles, healthcare devices and even some refrigerators now connected to the internet. The complexity and number of connected devices transacting in the digital space will rise and rise and digital identity mechanisms will be of ever-increasing importance for enabling trusted and secure transactions through and between these devices.

Digital identity is an area of knowledge that's fast emerging as a critical one, and identity management, combined with access management, may be one of the most important security initiatives an organization can implement in the fight against cybercrime. Every enterprise needs to know with certainty that identities are being used by the correct people and only to access the data they need at the time they need it. The question still remains-and will always remain-"Are you really who you claim to be?" but the methods of authenticating that claim have changed over time. Mastering digital identity as part of your access management strategy has never been more important to the success of your organization than it is today.

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The Art of Digital Identity - Security Boulevard

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The Art of Digital Identity Identity and access management (IAM) is a discipline within cybersecurity that seeks to ensure that only the right people can access the appropriate data and resources, at the right times and for the right reasons.