Work related information posted to social networking sites or discussed in public may create _____________ that can be exploited by the unauthorized recipient.

The answer is vulnerabilities.

Work related information posted to social networking sites or discussed in public can create vulnerabilities that can be exploited by unauthorized recipients. These vulnerabilities can include:

• Information about upcoming projects or products
• Details about security procedures or vulnerabilities
• Information about employees, such as their schedules or contact information
• Financial information, such as budgets or sales figures
• Trade secrets or other confidential information

Unauthorized recipients could use this information to gain an advantage over your organization, such as by:

• Competing with your organization
• Stealing your customers or clients
• Disrupting your operations
• Damaging your reputation

To protect your organization's information, it is important to have policies in place that restrict the sharing of work-related information on social media and in public. You should also educate employees about the risks of posting work-related information online.

Here are some tips for protecting your organization's information on social media:

• Only share information that is publicly known or that is not sensitive.
• Be careful about what you tag in your posts.
• Use privacy settings to control who can see your posts.
• Be aware of the risks of sharing information with friends and family.
• If you are unsure about whether or not to share something, err on the side of caution and don't post it.

By following these tips, you can help to protect your organization's information from unauthorized access.