For decades, the conventional wisdom of “periodically changing” your login password stood firm. Concerns about passwords being stolen or discovered and threat actors gaining access to your valuable information caused this to be true and necessary. However, more recently, the conversation has been expanded and the “rules” have changed. You
“Least privilege” is a principle in computer security and access control which states that individuals or systems should only have the minimum level of access or permissions necessary to perform their job role. This principle aims to minimize potential damage caused by accidental or intentional misuse of privileges. For example,
If your organization experiences a data breach, several immediate and longer-term consequences may occur: Data Loss or Theft: The most immediate impact of a breach is the loss or theft of sensitive data. This could include customer information, financial data, intellectual property, or other valuable assets. The compromised data may
Saving passwords in your browser can be convenient, but it also comes with significant security risks. When you save a password in your web browser, that data is stored in a plain text file on your computer. You can verify this. As an example if you are using Firefox, Select
While having good backups is an essential part of a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy, it is not a complete solution on its own. Here’s why: Data Integrity: Backups protect your data by providing a copy that can be restored in case of data loss. However, if a cyber attack affects the
In today’s digital age, a reliable and efficient network is no longer a luxury – it’s a fundamental necessity for business success. From seamless communication and data sharing to efficient cloud application access, a smooth-running network empowers businesses to operate at peak performance. However, managing a complex network infrastructure can
