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Look at the grey boxes. What do you think the indirect impacts of cybercrime or a cyber attack could be?
Tip: no wrong answers - there are many. Consider examples you have heard about in your reflections. Consider to take this picture and discuss with colleagues, peers, friends... and go a bit deeper.
Depending on the product you have it may be doing one or more of the following: Looking for patterns or signatures belonging to something it has been programmed to recognise as malicious. Looking for: anomalies or behavioural deviations (from a baseline) or detecting actions of known malware. Some security software
If you have been using the same product for many years - make sure you do an in depth internet search and inform yourself on: 💡other products that can offer the same or more 💡products that can offer the same for a more competitive price 🤔Take care with products that
As well as putting your security tools in place - you need to periodically review they are still the best protection for your business. Why? Because this changes. Set a reminder on your calendar for a month before the subscriptions expire. Next week we will think about some of what
We talked about the sales season last week. This can be a chance to buy and try out something 'extra' to your security software for a reasonable price as well. You can look for offers on computer 'cleaners' for example which help remove redundant files and