Explore cybersecurity best practices
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What would you do if your smartphone was lost or stolen?
We have all become dependent on our smartphones. They perform several essential functions in everyday life: security, travel, communication, payment. If one morning your phone fails to start, is stolen, or mysteriously disappears, what would you do? I will guide you through 4 steps and 5 key actions to ensure that you are fully prepared.
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Create a simple and pragmatic continuity plan
Considering the risks of IT disasters, outages, and cyber attacks, you must be prepared. There are many acronyms to describe the contents of a Business Continuity Plan (BCP). Knowing where to start and what type of continuity plan will work best for you is essential.
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Document processes to increase your organizational resilience
Documenting processes is often seen as a tedious and unnecessary activity. « I know what I have to do ». It’ s true, but we don’t take the time to document for ourselves. It’s for others.
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I forgot my password (again)…
To prove my identity, there are three ways: something I am, something I know and something I have Multi-factor authentication helps secure accounts, adding an element of authentication with what I have (my phone in general) or what I am (fingerprint or face). However, the password remains the basis of authentication, it is the secret that only I know. This is why it is important to secure passwords.