Is the security of information collected in social media portals databases currently one of the key determinants of the development of new online media?
Security of social media portals is currently one of the most important topics of social media portals and other new internet media and information services. Therefore, scientists at various universities are involved in researching this issue. Therefore, security tools for information collected in social media portals databases and data security systems on the Internet are being developed. In companies and key public institutions, systems for risk management of information systems and information transfer on the Internet are also developed.
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Is the security of information collected in social media portals databases currently one of the key determinants of the development of new online media?
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I also conduct research in this matter. I am researching the security of social media portals in connection with Big Data database technology. Below are links to my publications:
Article THE QUESTION OF THE SECURITY OF FACILITATING, COLLECTING AND...
Article APPLICATION OF DATA BASE SYSTEMS BIG DATA AND BUSINESS INTEL...
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Social Media Risks
Geotagging:
Geotagging adds geographical identification data to photos, videos, websites and text messages through location-aware applications. This technology helps people file images and information based on a location from a mobile device or desktop computer.
What Is the Risk?
It enables the geotagging features on mobile, location-based apps or certain camera devices because this feature could create personal security risks. Be certain to disable geotagging features at sensitive locations.
The process of analyzing dynamic social media data in order to protect against security and business threats is known as Social Media Security Threat.
Every industry faces a unique set of risks on social, many of which have put organizations in the press or at the center of controversy. Whether it’s blocking targeted phishing attacks, protecting corporate accounts from compromise, fighting fraud or defending against scams and impersonating accounts, social media security is critical for modern business success.
Ensuring the security of your company’s information is important, and even some of the biggest businesses can expose themselves to hackers exploiting security flaws. The information in your company’s databases are important, so it stands to reason that database security is too.
Here are three things you can do to keep your company and customer information safe and secure. 1. Have secure passwords -The most sophisticated systems on Earth can’t protect against a bad password. There are the typical culprits — 12345, ABCDE, anything else on the most guessed password list — but hackers have increasingly sophisticated tools at their disposal that makes many other passwords increasingly vulnerable. Now, it’s not just making your password “password” that you have to worry about. It can be words in-and-of themselves. Programs exist that guess passwords that might be words in the dictionary or commonly used phrases, so those are out. 2. Encrypt your database. -
Just as important as the passwords is the encryption of your database. Encryption means converting your data to a format such that, were it to be intercepted, would seem like a string of letters and numbers with no tangible meaning. But to the database program, it all easily converts to the data you want. But it ties back into passwords. 3. Monitor and audit your database. -
One way to prevent database breaches is to keep an eye on the database itself. Monitoring access and behaviors of database users can help you ensure that no odd behaviors are exhibited that might imply a leak. Checking unfamiliar IP addresses can ensure that no one has an employee password who shouldn’t.
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