Breaking Women-In-Tech Stereotypes
As we approach International Women’s Day I have been thinking about my role as a Chief
Over the past few articles, I have written about the importance of protecting your business’ digital assets. However, when it comes to actually implementing security systems and processes, many struggle to know where to begin.
It doesn’t matter how big or small your business is – if the data that is held within it is of interest to unsavoury characters, then your business could be at risk.
Here we offer five simple tips (in no particular order) and explain how they can help your business stay one step ahead of the cyber beasties.
It’s important to remain diligent when it comes to cyber security. Don’t just make policy, make sure your policies are consistently followed by your team.
Even if you instruct employees not to store password lists, financial data, and other sensitive information on email storage, you should still periodically check that your policy is being acted upon.
By educating your staff to spot potential threats and not letting your guard down you can build a company culture that is security-minded. You can also adopt a training policy that gives your employees the tools they need to deal with online threats effectively, thus benefiting your company and your clients.
To find out more, Bay of Plenty Business News readers can register for FREE tickets and come along to the Stratus Blue Cyber Security event on 14 or 15 October, which is held in partnership with industry partners in Cyber Security.
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