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What sensitive client data are you keeping on your computers or devices?
Recently, we performed one of our complimentary security health checks on a new client, and we found that 40 credit card details were being kept in a spreadsheet on the reception computer. The potential liability cost listed is probably too modest.
The computer was also missing critical software updates and didn't have a current anti-virus/security software installed.
This is a common scenario for many businesses. People just don't know what they don't know.
What sensitive data are you keeping, that you don't need to, or that exposes you to risk?
It's never too late to start. Don't be ashamed if you have no idea about your security.
Still not sure what to start with? Here are some of our recent posts that could be places to start:
Password Behaviour and Management
Or head on over to our FREE Resources page to see some of our Guides and helpful Checklists!
Network Detective EXCERPT
Data Breaches are unfortunately fairly common and will not be a thing of the past for a long while.
Check for yourself at https://haveibeenpwned.com to see if you have been impacted by any reported data breaches.
Were you impacted by any of these breaches? What are some of the breaches we don’t have listed here that you were impacted by? See more websites/services that have been breached at https://haveibeenpwned.com/PwnedWebsites.
Read MoreDo you use easy to remember passwords because, let's face it, there are so many to remember! How are you supposed to remember them all? This week we go into some of the password behaviours found in Australian’s and a simple step you can take to combat them and make your credentials more secure.
Read MoreThis morning the Prime Minister of Australia Scott Morrison called an emergency conference to raise awareness and inform the public of a cyber-attack currently targeting Australian businesses and organisations.
"This activity is targeting Australian organisations across a range of sectors, including all levels of government, industry, political organisations, education, health, essential service providers and operators of other critical infrastructure," he said.
No business is too small to be targeted by this attack
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