The list is not complete but will help you make your Social Media applications more secure.

Don't forget to

• Use a different username and password for different Social Media services. Don't forget the LinkedIn incident.
• Have a plan for the case of account hijack. What are you going to do. Do you have your account connected to the mobile phone for password retrieval?
• Download (for free) and read this Hootsuite 'Five-step guide for better social media security' (http://bit.ly/1714X2A).

Facebook

Site administrators will have to use their personal accounts to be productive. Period.

• Be aware who in the company has the privileges to publish on FB as your NREN.
• Asign your staff different administrative roles like "Content creators" or "Moderators" instead of "Managers".
• Administrators should use "secure browsing only" for their personal accounts
• Activate "Login Approvals". You will have to enter SMS code or Generated code, once you would like to login to Facebook from unknow device.

Twitter

• Connect your phone number and your account so you can reset your password if your account gets compromised.
• Check out which applications have access to your Twitter account.
• If your account gets compromised, here is what you can do: https://support.twitter.com/articles/31796#.

LinkedIn

• Be aware who in the company has the administrative privileges to publish on your LinkedIn page.
• Administrators should use "secure browsing only" for their personal accounts.

Google+ and other GoogleID related apps

• Connect your company account with at least one mobile number.
• Activate 2 step verification

Pinterest

• Connect your company account with mobile number.