Note – Watch this video on capturing value This week, we will focus on Supply Chain Management, Global Partnership & Contracting. Adebayo Adeleke, a former Chief of Contracting and Supply Chain in the United States Army is anchoring the session. He has many videos as we do believe that many people want to learn […]
26.4 – Training
Provide proper training Employees who generate vulnerabilities are a cybercriminal’s best friend for breaching through an organization’s security protections. Whereas technical security protections are essential, employees carry on to be the weakest link when it comes to defending business information from cyber criminals of a range of sizes, shapes, and inspirations. The constant attempts of […]
26.3 – Contingency Plan
Contingency plan for attack Contingency plans are usually considered to be the area of very large organizations, like large financial organizations, which need to maintain trading even in the incident of key global disaster. Though, small firms particularly ones without dedicated IT staff are usually the most susceptible to loss of output because of apparently […]
26.2 – Policy for Users and Organizations
Develop sufficient policy for users and organization It’s an all too known practice for many IT teams: disaster hits, whether it’s a security breach, Crypto locker infection or outage. The culprit? User error, because of unsafe computer exercises. Your organization has a security policy, but it’s tedious, outdated, and most users just sign the bottom […]
26.1 – Privileges and Access Rights
In order to carry out their responsibilities, managers require the permissions to perform tasks such as system configuration, software installation, resource allocation, user permission management and more. With this privileged access, managers practically always also have access to the services and data that run on the systems they handle. Further, manager’s teams have usually shared […]