Interdisciplinary Studies on Strategic Knowledge

Interdisciplinary Studies on Strategic Knowledge

Identifying and presenting strategies and (defensive approaches against new threats of social networks)

Document Type : Original Article

Authors
Sajjad Farhang 1
Alireza Akbarzadeh 2
1 Assistant Professor of Imam Ali University (AS), and Responsible Author, Email: farhangsajjad@yahoo.com
2 . Assistant Professor of Imam Ali University (AS)
Abstract
The current research was carried out with a sociological approach and with the aim of identifying new media threats and formulating a national-defense strategy in dealing intelligently with virtual social networks and with the method of quantitative content analysis and grounded theory. In addition to showing the need to change approaches, this research examines the periods of virtual space policymaking in the country and the strategies of other countries in the face of virtual social networks and introduces five strategies and finally has reached an approach based on looking at the sender instead of just paying attention to the sender. The message is its attention and focus on the audience and receiver of the message. Data collection has been done through interviews with 36 media and communication professors. The results show that these strategies should be in the four areas of policy, hardware and software, cultural and awareness and education, so that by empowering the audience against the harms of using this media, they can have the ability to deal with the risks of social networks in a conscious and analytical manner. to create Therefore, lack of attention or lack of attention to the audience of social networks can cause problems for our national security at the micro, medium and macro levels. Finally, it can be concluded that with a cultural and social attitude and with determination to solve existing issues and problems, presence, participation and active confrontation in this area should be replaced by passive observation.
Keywords
Virtual social networks
defense strategy
new media threats
intelligent exposure

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Interdisciplinary Studies on Strategic Knowledge
Volume 8, Issue 30
Autumn 2024
Pages 63-86