Cyber Awareness and Best Practices

Backup Management

One of the biggest risks of cyber threats is that our data can be lost. Only appropriate backup management can provide acceptable solution to this threat.

Training on daily work, software, and security

People are often the weakest link in cybersecurity, therefore, knowledge share, awareness-raising is key to fight against the never-ending flow of cybersecurity threats and attacks.

Procedures, rules and user charter

Existence and adherence to clear safety policies and rules are essential for the continuity of an organization’s activities.

Wireless network

A Wi-Fi network is wireless network that connects to your internet router and wireless-enabled devices using a wireless radio signal.

Password

Passwords provide the first line of defence against unauthorized access to your computer or other IT infrastructure.

Back home

Hopefully, you had a wonderful holiday and got a lot of memorable experiences. You took hundreds of images and stored them on different devices in different formats. You visited various websites, downloaded images, and purchased online…

During your vacation

Enjoy your deserved vacation, but do not forget about the basic guidelines and protect yourself from a lot of inconvenience and annoyance while on holiday.

Before you leave

Preparing for your vacation is not only about choosing your destination and booking your accommodation but also about considering what technical devices you bring and how to use them.

DONT'S

Which are the things you should avoid doing while working from home? Follow these essential safety guidelines to make your home a cyber-secure place to work.

DO'S

Follow these best practices in cybersecurity to ensure the essential safety standards for efficient work and keep up productivity while working from home.

Cyber threat intelligence

Besides making a risk analysis and creating a security policy, organisations should also have a cyber threat intelligence (CTI) capability to address cyber threats effectively. Cyber threat intelligence is any type of information an organisation may use to understand the threats targeting or may target the organisation in the future.

Security policy

To make your organisation more cyber resilient, the security policy is used to formalise and coordinate all organisational and technical security procedures of the organisation.

The security policy should contain a set of good practices (ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27002) and risk assessment.

Risk analysis

Depending on its size and its security needs, organisations must react in the most appropriate manner. Adopting good practices, taking the necessary measures and adjusting them proportionally: all this is part of the process to ensure information security. Most of all, it depends on performing a risk analysis on a regular basis.

Protect your data

Before implementing protective measures, you should carry out at least a summary classification exercise over the data your organisation processes. This classification is important to gain an awareness of the true value (confidentiality, integrity and availability) of the data. Depending on its value, with regard to the expected impact, if data becomes compromised, you will be able to decide on the investment to set aside for data security.

Penetration Testing - training

Develop your cyber reflexes

Don’t wait until it’s too late. Experience a real life disaster and prepare your team for the next “cyber crisis”, now.

Assess your contractual relationship(s)

Identify the general scope of the contractual relationship, in order to set up an acquisition, a lease, a development or any other service in the field of information and communication technologies.

Assess your maturity level

Evaluate your cybersecurity maturity in order to enhance your cyber risk protection.