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    The document discusses social media cybersecurity best practices. It notes that the average person has 8 social media accounts and 40% of people worldwide use social media. It warns that oversharing personal details on social media can make one vulnerable to data scraping and social engineering attacks by cyber criminals. The document recommends ways for individuals and companies to reduce security risks, including using multi-factor authentication, reviewing public profiles, keeping personal and business accounts separate, strong and separate passwords, and being aware of what companies share on social media.

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    The document discusses social media cybersecurity best practices. It notes that the average person has 8 social media accounts and 40% of people worldwide use social media. It warns that oversharing personal details on social media can make one vulnerable to data scraping and social engineering attacks by cyber criminals. The document recommends ways for individuals and companies to reduce security risks, including using multi-factor authentication, reviewing public profiles, keeping personal and business accounts separate, strong and separate passwords, and being aware of what companies share on social media.

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    The document discusses social media cybersecurity best practices. It notes that the average person has 8 social media accounts and 40% of people worldwide use social media. It warns that oversharing personal details on social media can make one vulnerable to data scraping and social engineering attacks by cyber criminals. The document recommends ways for individuals and companies to reduce security risks, including using multi-factor authentication, reviewing public profiles, keeping personal and business accounts separate, strong and separate passwords, and being aware of what companies share on social media.

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    Social Media Stat

    Exa of social media cvber security

    Social media best practice

    The prevalence of Social Media

    The average person has 8 social media accounts

    40 percent people worldwide use social media purposes

    - People share a lot of their life on SM without considering how it can be used against them

    What can happen to info shared on social media

    1. Data Scraping – Cyber criminal takes note to sensitive info from a social media post
    2. Social Engineering/Phishing – Cyber criminal crafts a social engineering or phishing message
    while details that look legitimate.

    Preventing social media from putting your firm at risk

    1. Use MFA for social media apps


    2. Review your public social media presence
    3. Keep Personal and business accounts separate
    4. Keep password separate and update them regularly
    5. Be aware of what your company sharing on social media

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