Online conversations, powered largely by social media platforms but also taking place in dark corners of the web, are increasingly risky not only for the reputation of a business but their very livelihood. This growing area of risk must be adequately considered and catered for, with tooling and systems put in place to mitigate fallout and stop damaging discussions going too far.
Using open-source intelligence, Signal provides advance warning and accurate real-time data about severe weather threats relevant to your people, buildings, supply chain, and other assets.
Conversations on public Telegram groups can offer valuable insights into ongoing and potential criminal activity making it a valuable data source for security professionals.
We take a look at why and how attackers target social accounts as well as reviewing some of the current best practices for mitigating the risks.
In this article, we take a look at some of the more common forms and tactics of social engineering as well as exploring just how an organization can protect itself from such an attack.
We explore the risks around social media security and how organizations can utilise Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) to predict and mitigate these threats.
We explore some of the key threats that corporate security teams monitor through social media channels as well as how to overcome the fundamental difficulties surrounding effective social media monitoring.
Social media is a key source of intelligence for corporate security professionals. As such, it's vital that they choose the right tool for the job to enable efficient social media monitoring and effectively detect potential threats early.
Many hacks go completely undetected as shown by the fact that in 2019 one of America’s biggest banks took over four months to realise they had had a severe data breach! Learn how Signal could have helped this bank find and respond sooner and reduce their reputational damage.
