March 09, 2011

Security in the Social Web: 2010/2011 and Beyond

Security in the Social Web: 2010/2011 and Beyond
Security in the Social Web: 2010/2011 and Beyond

Security in the Social Web: 2010/2011 and Beyond

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Date: Thursday, Mar. 31st. 2011
Time: 2:00 p.m. ET/11:00 a.m. PT

It's unavoidable: Your company has to go social to keep up with today's Web culture.

But sites like LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook are easy targets for spam, malicious code, and poisoned Web links. This puts your organization just one click away from a serious security breach. Find out how to dodge these threats while riding the cutting edge of the social Web.

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Patrik Runald, Senior manager, Security Research

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