Bookmark these 10 tips to protect your personal and your company's social accounts
Last month, public figures such as Elon Musk and Barack Obama were victims of a high-profile Twitter hacking, reminding us of the importance of having protected social media accounts.
To help you safeguard your organisation’s online reputation as well as your own, digital skills and marketing specialist Claire Turner has outlined 10 ways to keep social media accounts safe in this article for Helpful Digital.
Her suggestions range from using two-factor authentication and a password manager to tips on how to set strong passwords without getting locked out of accounts.
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