Five Tips to Stay Safe on Social Media While Traveling
Posting vacation pictures or specific travel information online can expose social media users to identity theft, social engineering schemes and more.
Information Security in the Age of Disinformation
With so much disinformation being reported in the news and spread through social media, it's hard for security professionals to know what to believe.
Protect Your Twitter Account or Face Serious Security Consequences
It's crucial to protect your Twitter account to avoid exposing yourself or your business to financial, reputational and legal consequences.
10 IT Security Best Practices to Protect Your Social Media Reputation — and Your Birthday Party
It was a birthday I’ll never forget. I know what you’re thinking: close friends, colorful streamers, a big birthday cake and Katy Perry’s “Birthday” softly playing the background. Nothing could be further from the...
Identity Theft and Social Media: How Are They Related?
Social media has created many new ways for people to interact. While this can be viewed as exciting, it also leaves users vulnerable to identity theft.
Social Engineering and the Stranded Sports Fan
Visitors to the upcoming sporting event in Rio de Janeiro should be on high alert for the stranded traveler social engineering scam.
Account Takeovers: They Can Happen to Anyone
Social media account takeovers have recently impacted some high-profile individuals and groups, but a few simple measures can greatly reduce this risk.
How to Help Prevent a Social Media Hack
Avoiding a damaging and embarrassing social media hack starts with building security into all aspects of the organization and embracing best practices.
Social Media and Electric Companies: The Quest to Maintain Customer Privacy
For the longest of time electric utilities had little reason to focus on customer communications, and their residential customers, similarly, often didn’t have much to say to them. So much so that when pressed, many customers couldn’t even name...