Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity Self-Assessment

Think your Organization is Cyber-Secure? Take our brief survey to rate your readiness

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Do you have a written cybersecurity policy?

Yes

Cybersecurity policies are important because cyberattacks and data breaches are potentially costly. At the same time, employees are often the weak links in an organization's security. ... Customers, partners, shareholders, and prospective employees want evidence that the organization can protect its sensitive data. - McAfee

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Do you use Multi-Factor Authentication for email and cloud applications that store sensitive data?

Yes

The main benefit of MFA is it will enhance your organization's security by requiring your users to identify themselves by more than a username and password. While important, usernames and passwords are vulnerable to brute force attacks and can be stolen by third parties. - One Login

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Do you have an email security filtering service?

Yes

It prevents emails that seek entry into the system to get access to sensitive data. The solution to this is making use of email filtering service that can help to protect the data and prevent any threat to the system. - Duo Circle

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Do you have a way of identifying emails and attachments from unknown senders?

Yes

Employees need to make sure that they understand the risks when opening email attachments or clicking on links from unfamiliar sources, for these can lead to malware or virus infection. This is best covered in an effective security education program. - Digital Guardian

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Do you have encrypted backups and have tested restoration of files?

Yes

You must remember your encryption password. Without it, your data cannot be accessed. Encrypting backups gives you personal control over your personal information. ... If your iPhone gets stolen or you leave your computer or iPad on an airplane, your information is locked securely with the password only you know. - Acronis

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Do you have secure way of sharing passwords within your organization?

Yes

Plus, no matter how much you trust the other person, sharing a password increases the risks to your passwords and streaming accounts. ... A password manager like LastPass helps you build good password habits to log in quickly, keep out hackers, and share passwords safely when needed. - LastPass

Sharing passwords with coworkers requires a higher level of security to avoid data breaches and unauthorized access to sensitive information. Teams need a safe way to share their passwords and make workflows go smoothly securely. - LastPass

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Do you know the difference between Endpoint Detection and Antivirus?

Yes

Antivirus can only block against threats, while endpoint security can find threats dwelling on devices. Since hackers can eventually break through any digital perimeter with enough time and resources, you should consider the latter heavily - Solutions Review

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Do you have a plan in place for business continuity in the event of a disaster?

Yes

Disaster recovery planning enables businesses to maintain a high service quality, regardless of the circumstances. Reducing the risk of downtime and data loss means your clients can rest assured they will receive an adequate service even after disaster strikes. - Evolve IP

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