Data Protection
How quickly could you recover your data?
Do you know how long it would take your organisation to recover should you experience a data breach?
Data breaches are affecting organisations big and small and familiarising yourself so that your data is not left vulnerable is a great first step in securing your organisations systems. Whether data is stolen for malicious intent or an organisation inadvertently leaves data unprotected and exposed, you are responsible and could face huge fines and reputational damage if your data is compromised.
We have put together this simple infographic around data loss and recovery to help you to understand the impact it could have, should you not have a data protection plan in place.
Data Recovery Infographic
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A Simple Guide to GDPR Compliance
A good place to start when you are thinking about data protection is reviewing how, and where your data is stored as well as understanding who has access.
Review
Look at where your data is stored, every department will hold some form of personal data.
Educate
Analyse
Don’t be scared
Knowledge
Understand
The GDPR explained in simple terms.
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Data Protection Webinars
Watch our webinars on-demand, where we talk about the rules and laws your organisation should be following, we give you an introduction to IS022001, visitor management systems are discussed, as well as the increasing cyber threats that could put your data at risk.
Data Protection, the laws and principles that your organisations must be following?
Information Security and Data Protection – an introduction to ISO27001
Do you know where your data sits, who has access and how secure it is?
Visitor Management System Keep Track of Your Team and Follow Government Guidance
The Evolution of Cyber Security and Protecting Your Data
Our Top Tips
It’s important to educate your teams on a regular basis to help protect your organisation’s data. Simple things like having a strong password, knowing how to spot a phishing email and how to stay safe on social media are all great ways to help minimise the risks of a cyber attack and a data breach.
5 tips to spot a phishing email
5 tips to stay safe on social media
5 to create a strong password
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Your Return to the Office Technology Checklist
In order to maintain productivity among your team when returning to their office environments, there are five things on your technology checklist that you need to consider: Are you up to date? Many things can happen over a couple of weeks, let alone a few months,...
Important Security Tip for Microsoft Teams Meeting and Chat Function Users
If you are using Microsoft Teams, you will need to consider this! In order for businesses to function effectively, every department needs to be in communication. So, undoubtedly there will be times where you hold a meeting with your team and then invite other people...
The Importance of Data Security
Many organisations collect, use and store personal data every day. This data needs to be kept and used for the reason it was agreed upon, kept private from those who do not require access and it must be stored and secured in a protected location. It is important to...
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