How Social Media Is Both a Tool and Risk to Government InfoSec
Social media is a critical platform for government agencies to connect with their constituents but it has also become a new infosec threat vector.
Social media is a critical platform for government agencies to connect with their constituents but it has also become a new infosec threat vector.
Part 2 will focus on how we build skills to fill organizational gaps, get ahead of bad actors and develop our team members.
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