Protecting your data

It is too late if a cyber attack leaves your data compromised, resulting in irreparable damage to your reputation along with potential financial and legal liability.

Firstly, complex passwords need to be enabled across the whole team. We cannot stress how important this is in helping prevent fraudulent access to your systems, and it is the first port of call in cyber security.

Thirdly, implement Data Loss Protection (DLP) and manage user access rights – so that the right people have access to the right information. You should also ensure your team are trained in security breach prevention and recognising phishing attacks. Even with the best security in place, your team could be the gateway for an attack to infiltrate your business.