Is this heightened scrutiny specific to TikTok’s ties to the Chinese government, or a sign of things to come as international applications gain momentum in the U.S.?
Should state and local agencies be thinking more broadly about guidance for social media, data use and privacy in general?
Nationally recognized cybersecurity thought leader Dan Lohrmann gives his take on the issue, including the underlying risks that agencies are trying to mitigate as well as a discussion of the issues of personal social media and freedom of speech that are involved and advice for agencies navigating these concerns.
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