“Targeted social engineering attacks informed by social media are by far the most common attack directed at my client firms,” added Andrew Werking, executive director of cybersecurity with consultancy Agio. Doing so can be problematic, so most of my client firms opt to take a hybrid approach to managing exposure by reducing the amount of information made available via social media posts; periodically assessing the scope and nature of publicly available information about the firm, its principals and executives; and continually educating and testing users on how to identify and avoid targeted social engineering attacks.” “C-level executives set the culture of an organization and social media risk appetites can vary greatly from one company to the next, which is why the C-suite should be a…