The document analyzes security risks found in over 100 million pieces of social media data. It finds that security and compliance risks increased nearly 400% in 2013, with 12% of social media content containing risks like spam, malware, and illegal activity. Specifically, YouTube has 5 times more risky content than Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and other major networks. Financial organizations average 3 violations of Truth in Lending Act regulations per month on their social media accounts. Social spam is growing 100% faster than legitimate posts and comments.