Bruce’s Shorts | 4.11 - Data Security
What are the top ten threats to your company data? In this episode of Bruce’s Shorts, Bruce Devlin runs through the list in under 3 minutes.
Watch the video to hear more abouts these top ten treats:
10. Insider attacks
9. Lack of contingencies plans
8. Poor configuration
7. Reckless use of hotel networks
6. Reckless use of wireless hotspots
5. Data lost on a personal device
4. Web server compromised
3. Reckless surfing by employees
2. Malicious HTML email
1. Automated exploit of known vulnerabilities
You will be hacked; how do you survive it? How do you protect your data? Find out in the next episode of Bruce’s Shorts.
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