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5 Cyber Security Tips Every Small Business Owner Needs to Know

By infoguard | At November 25, 2018

Nov 25 2018

5 Cyber Security Tips Every Small Business Owner Needs to Know

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Cybercrime can easily destroy a small business, so it is vital to have a strong cybersecurity in place. Customers gain more trust and interest in companies that offer cybersecurity to their client’s personal data and financial details. Small businesses are easier to hack as the security tends to be weaker. Companies that have 100 or less employee are targeted more often.

Given below are six cybersecurity tips for small business on how to protect your business and reduce the threat of cybercrime.

Control Admin Access

To improve cybersecurity within a company it is important to limit the number of access to admin. Giving free admin access to every employee increases the risk of cyber threat. To secure a company from cybercrime, a proper set of administration is required. Login and passwords should not be similar and should not be provided to every employee. To limit the access to secure information impose time window and geo-fencing measures to devices and computers.

Password Strategy

The employees at small business usually set their own device password, and the firm does not provide a training or education on the password setting process. If the employees use a weak password it keeps the device vulnerable to cybercrimes. To improve your cybersecurity a company can use a password strategy. The employee must use a password with uppercase and lowercase letter, it should also contain symbols and numbers. Make sure that the employee changes the password more often or regularly. The admin access should have a strong and complicated password.

Secure Backup

Small business, as well as large-scale business, needs a secure backup of their data, because in case if the data is being held by a ransom, they can get easy access to the data and use the workable backup plan.

Monitor Employees

It is said that 50% of the cyber attack occurs due to a malicious insider. It is easy for small business to monitor employees, and administration to secure data. As the numbers of employees are lesser, adding limits to data access on personal devices and improve security by having layers of admin access is easier for small businesses. The employees can get access to data that is needed for their job.

Cyber Insurance

Cyber insurance is one of the trending things in small business. Cyber insurance is ideal for small business as it protects credit card information, customer names and addresses, and other sensitive data. The general insurances not cover the cybersecurity breaches so having a cyber insurance helps in time of cybercrime.

Written by infoguard · Categorized: Cyber security threats, Cyber security tips

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