Be Cybersecurity Conscience for the Holiday Season

We urge everyone to use extra caution this holiday season. There has been a drastic uprise in the dark web this quarter. Just look at the CISA Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalogue .Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency CISA

 

Best Practices are:

  • Make sure information technology security employees are available during weekends and holidays.
  • Implement multi-factor authentication for remote access and administrative accounts.
  • Mandate strong passwords and ensure they are not reused across multiple accounts.
  • Ensure the security of remote desktop protocol if they are used.
  • Remind employees and guests not to click on suspicious links.
  • Review and update ransomware incident response and communication plans.
  • Shop only through trusted sources: Look at the URL in your browser. Does the URL look suspicious?
  • Recognize phishing scams: Don’t click unknown links or download attachments. Never provide password, personal or financial information in response to an unsolicited email.
  • Use safe methods for purchases: Never provide financial information when using public Wi-Fi. Use a credit card instead of a debit card and check account statements frequently. Credit cards give protection to users over debit cards.

Check out our Managed Services offerings, they can drastically help your security stance.

Get in touch with our experts and get a free consultation

Recent Posts:

To safeguard your business against the unexpected, contact us for a free consultation.

Together, we can build a resilient future for your business.