Welcome to this week 2 in the series on Cybersecurity Tips for your employees. Today we will be covering Physical Security Precautions, that while sound simple in practice can have a great impact on keeping business information secure.
Welcome to this 7-week series on Cybersecurity Tips for your employees. In these series we will be covering off the following topics:
Most people do not know that there are a number of very common techniques used to crack people’s passwords and a lot more ways we make our accounts more vulnerable by using simple and widely used passwords.
Desktops computers or colloquially FAT Clients are an awful, wasteful way to enable workforce productivity. With failing disk drives, space consumption, security defeating features, and the never ending upgrades to cater for the endless specification creep of software, people with larger desktop fleets have had no other choice but to look
Businesses that fail to keep up with the latest “smart printer” technology are likely to fall in productivity as well as competitiveness.
The way we work, has been changed by technology, turning any location, coffee shop or park into a mobile office.
If businesses don’t adapt and adjust, they will find it harder
Growing mobile device usage requires comprehensive endpoint device security management.
As the variety of ways workers connect together and to the internet to work expands, so do the steps needed to be taken to ensure those connections are secure and not a risk to your business.
Employees are increasingly using mobile
The big threat to businesses these days are in the form of RansomWare (a form of MalWare). That term is very apt for the type of this malicious software. It literally holds all your data and files hostage, demanding you pay a ransom amount in order to unlock your files and regain access to your