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Securing Social Media in the Enterprise is a concise overview of the security threats posed by the use of social media sites and apps in enterprise network environments. Social media sites and apps are now a ubiquitous presence within enterprise systems and networks, and are vulnerable to a wide range of digital systems attacks. This brief volume provides security professionals and network systems administrators a much-needed dive into the most current threats, detection techniques, and defenses for these attacks, and provides a roadmap for best practices to secure and manage social media within the enterprise.
Teaches how to:
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Use of social engineering techniques
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Mimic threat behaviours
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Categorize different classes of attacks (e.g., passive, active, insider, close-in, distribution, etc.)
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Quantify different operational threat environments
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Categorize general attack stages
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