Tennants Central delivers data security via our ISO:27001 Accredited systems. Central protects stored records from corruption, theft, and unauthorised access. So your RNPS Records are kept safe & can be presented to authorities on request. ◼ ISO 27001 security systems for synced records ◼ Two-Factor Authorisation for Central accounts ◼ Role Base Access Control to limit access to data ◼ Enhanced integration with LG Plates Software ◼ Facilitates integrated Windows account logins Trust Tennants Central to secure your legally required RNPS records for its mandated period, protected by internationally recognised data security systems. #TennantsCentral #TennantsPlates #NumberPlates
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Tennants Central delivers data security via our ISO:27001 Accredited systems. Central protects stored records from corruption, theft, and unauthorised access. So your RNPS Records are kept safe & can be presented to authorities on request. ◼ ISO 27001 security systems for synced records ◼ Two-Factor Authorisation for Central accounts ◼ Role Base Access Control to limit access to data ◼ Enhanced integration with LG Plates Software ◼ Facilitates integrated Windows account logins Trust Tennants Central to secure your legally required RNPS records for its mandated period, protected by internationally recognised data security systems. #TennantsPlates #NumberPlates
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How many of these questions can you say “yes” to about your current IT provider? 👉Do they answer their phone LIVE and respond to emergencies promptly? 👉Are they easy to reach and highly responsive when you need them for non-emergencies? 👉Do they proactively monitor, patch and update your computer network’s critical security settings daily? Weekly? At All? How do you know for sure? 👉Do they proactively offer new ways to improve your network’s performance? 👉Do they provide detailed invoices that clearly explain what you’re paying for? These questions are only the tip of the iceberg of how a top-quality IT provider should treat you. #headlinepc #headline #msp #fyp #sanantonio
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If you use a hardware security key for your multi-factor authentication (MFA), buy one or two additional keys to use as backups in case you lose the primary token or it gets damaged. Keep these backup keys in different locations (similar to how you would keep data backups in separate locations) for added safety. Register all your keys with your accounts and regularly check access to ensure your backup keys are working properly. Consult with Prasna - https://lnkd.in/gBnxfQ2S #mfa #hardwareSecurityToken
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Data security is the process of safeguarding digital information throughout its entire life cycle to protect it from corruption, theft, or unauthorized access. It covers everything—hardware, software, storage devices, and user devices; access and administrative controls; and organizations' policies and procedures. #PascomI_T_Consultants 0757629876,0775761736
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Think hiring a security pro is expensive? Try some of these numbers on for size... Want to know the difference between a $250k breach and a $7m breach? Well... that is going to depend on you, how prepared you were, and what you did to mitigate and resolve the breach. If you are splitting hairs about springing six-figures on a dedicated employee or team, just think about what you might be spending if you don't.
"The average total cost of a cyberattack on SMBs was nearly $255,000, but some incidents cost as much as $7 million, the report found. The highest average costs were attributed to investigation and recovery, and the reputational impact on a SMB in the wake of an attack."
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Good thing most SMB’s are just flush with extra cash to absorb these costs. Seriously if you aren’t already talking about to your CIO or your security partner and if you don’t have one get one.
"The average total cost of a cyberattack on SMBs was nearly $255,000, but some incidents cost as much as $7 million, the report found. The highest average costs were attributed to investigation and recovery, and the reputational impact on a SMB in the wake of an attack."
Cyberattacks hit 1 in 3 SMBs last year
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5 Common Access Control Mistakes You Can’t Afford to Make: 1️⃣ Using weak or easily guessed passwords. 2️⃣ Not updating user privileges when employees leave. 3️⃣ Failing to use multi-factor authentication (MFA). 4️⃣ Over-permissioning: giving users access to more than they need. 5️⃣ Ignoring privileged account monitoring. These simple mistakes are why access control needs constant attention. Make sure your team is well-trained and your access policies are always updated. #CyberAwareness #HumanElement #AccessControl #CybersecurityTips
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The Postal Service uses 761 computing systems in its operations that it strives to maintain and secure from network attacks. Some of these are outdated hardware and software (legacy) systems. Our auditors examined some of these legacy systems at USPS to address the agency’s risk mitigation for them. We found the Postal Service did not effectively manage its legacy systems and associated risks. Additional findings and our recommendations can be found here: https://bit.ly/3RdvtPE #USPSOIG #USPS #ITsecurity
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Secure containers aren’t just a choice; they’re a necessity. Your containers hold the keys to sensitive information. Encryption, access controls, and vulnerability scans, they matter. Let’s ensure your data withstands the closest scrutiny. To know more reach out to Ayushi Singh #CACHATTO #SecureContainers #ComplianceMatters #CyberSecurityInspection #DataProtection
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Securing identity administrators is critical as they are key targets for cyberattacks. Duo emphasizes the importance of robust protection strategies, including multi-factor authentication, least privilege access, and continuous monitoring. http://oal.lu/fn8Mj #IdentitySecurity #MFA
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