A data breach can have serious consequences for your business. When your security vulnerabilities are exploited, it can cause not only data loss and downtime—but can also pose legal issues, too. And with data breaches on the rise worldwide, it’s never been more critically important to keep your private business data secured.
What a lot of businesses don’t realize is that it’s easier than you think to access your data—even when it’s in the cloud. While you can control the people in contact with your data if it’s in-house, it’s often a different story when your data is stored in a third-party cloud facility.
Firewalls are a great way to keep your business protected. But, unfortunately, they’re useless if they’ve not been set up correctly.
A data breach can take place over the course of a few days, or in a matter of moments. A breach can occur from a complex algorithm placed within your network by a “hacker”, or they can come from something as simple as an employee unknowingly opening an infected email.
You’ve probably heard terms such as malware, ransomware and virus, but what about a disgruntled ex-employee? It’s important to have procedures in place to avoid internal data breaches as well.
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