HootSuite Launches Social Media Security Services Following Twitter Hackings
Several big-name publishers and brands have recently seen their Twitter accounts hacked, including The Onion, NPR, Financial Times, Associated Press, E! Online, the BBC, Agence France-Press, Burger King, and Jeep. In response, today, social media management firm HootSuite is launching HootSuite Security Services to help brands prevent social media attacks.
Several big-name publishers and brands have recently seen their Twitter accounts hacked, including The Onion, NPR, Financial Times, Associated Press, E! Online, the BBC, Agence France-Press, Burger King, and Jeep. In response, today, social media management firm HootSuite is launching HootSuite Security Services to help brands prevent social media attacks.
HootSuite Security Services includes:
• A social asset audit by social media security experts, which provides a corporate access control map of user access and permission levels for Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Google+;
• Secure profiles, which ensures employees don’t post messages to the wrong social accounts; and
• Instant denial of access to social media accounts following hackings.
In addition, HootSuite Security Services provides Twitter alerts, notifications that an unapproved source has published a post.
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