What Twitter #hashtags apply to IT Security
#infosec and #security are the two main hashtags I'm aware of.
Depending on what you're interested in there are other less popular hashtags. For example:
- #websecurity
- #privacy
- #cybercrime
- #cyberwar
- #hacker and #hackers
- #cybersecurity
- #malware
- #spam
There's also the option to use multiple hashtags in your search. If, for example, you are interested in Android security, you can search for "#android AND #security".
It all depends on the type of content your are posting. In most cases you will need more than one #Tag for your tweet to make the right sense and ranking.
- #InfoSec (preferred abbreviation)
- #InformationSecurity (if you have some characters left in your tweet)
- #Risk (Topics also relating to risk management)
- #Privacy
- #Malware
- #Virus
- #Spam
- #BYOD
- #DataTheft / #DataLoss / #DataLeak
- #CISO / #CSO (If your tweet needs to draw attention of senior management audience)
- #Breach (If you are referring to a compromise)
- #Hack / #Hacker (You may use these along with #Breach)
- #MobileSec / #MobileSecurity
I'm an information security professional & often post on Twitter.