Social media

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Information technology.

Social media are platforms on mobile devices and other computers that host user-generated content and facilitate the development of online social networks.

Examples include Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, WhatsApp, X (formerly known as Twitter), TikTok, WeChat, Instagram and Tumblr.


Social media - reputational risk
"If, on the other hand, [a] breach is not detected and unauthorised data transmission continues unchecked for several days, the impact of the breach is likely to be much more severe and could domino in either direction along the supply chain.
Sensitive data may be irrecoverable, while rumours percolating on social media may result in adverse media coverage that cannot be controlled. The result: serious damage to the company’s reputation."
Cyber security: protecting your business and your clients - the Treasurer's Wiki.


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