The FTC’s 2025 consumer fraud data points to social media platforms as the dominant vector for large-scale financial fraud, with reported losses reaching $2.1 billion, a figure that reflects only what consumers actually reported. For organizations, the risk extends beyond individual employees: social engineering campaigns that begin on consumer platforms routinely pivot to corporate credential theft, executive impersonation, and supply chain fraud. The scale and sophistication of these campaigns signal that social platforms are now a primary attack surface requiring active monitoring, not passive policy.