Your company can help protect i employees, customers, and data by creating and distributing business policies that cover topics such as how to destroy unneeded data
avoid pop-ups, unknown emails, and links
Be cautious Phishers try to trick you into clicking on a link that may result in a security breach. Trust nothing and Question it all.
Use strong password protection and authentication
A strong password contains at least 10 characters and includes numbers, symbols, and capital and lowercase letters
Always use Connect to secure Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi networks should be secure, encrypted, and hidden.
Use a VPN if working remotely
Enable firewall protection at work and at home
Firewalls are the first line of defense in helping protect data against cyber-attacks.
Invest in security systems
All of the devices you use at work and at home should have the protection of strong security software.
Install security software updates and back up your files
keep your security software, web browsers, and operating systems updated with the latest protections.
Talk to your IT department
Employ third-party controls
Many data breaches to begin from within
may also have to monitor third parties, such as consultants or former employees
Embrace education and training
Short and simple when Technology changes you change also
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