This article discusses social cybersecurity and how it is vastly growing  all around the world. Social cybersecurity is a new branch of cybersecurity that examines how changes on human behavior, brought on by the internet, impact social, culture, and political results. Information is utilized to support a message while dividing the culture, society, and values of rival governments. This has altered nature at all stages of conflict. Political science, sociology, communication science, organization science, marketing, linguistics, anthropology, forensics, decision science, and social psychology are all incorporated into the interdisciplinary computational social science known as social cybersecurity. This article includes background information on the Russian Information Blitzkrieg and discusses how social cybersecurity differs from traditional cybersecurity. In conclusion, military commanders must understand the impacts of social security on the force, nation, and values to sustain American influence around the world.