According to Dictionary.com, trust is partially defined as “reliance on the integrity, strength, ability, surety, etc., of a person or thing; confidence.”  This definition is a good description of how many younger employees, those who grew up with Web-based social networks, see Facebook, Twitter, and other sites dedicated to meeting friends and sharing experiences across cultural and geographic boundaries.  This new approach to socializing becomes a problem when these meetings and this sharing include participation by ‘friends’ with social engineering in mind. More on TechRepublic…Technorati Tags: social media, social, risk, security, twitter, teens, youth, adolescents, safety, internet

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