10 Ways To Protect Your Data

Topics:
Enterprise Risk Management,
Organizational Effectiveness,
Staff Training
Tags:
Bank,
Security,
Operational Accounting,
Identity Theft,
Government,
Financial Services,
Financial Accounting,
Financial,
Finance,
Social Security
Source:
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Overview: The most valuable thing on your computer or network is the data you create. Operating systems and applications can always be reinstalled, but user-created data is unique and if lost, may be irreplaceable.

Some data is also confidential; not only do you not want to lose it, you don't want others to even view it without authorization. Exposure of your social security number, credit card, and bank account information could subject you to identity theft. Company documents may contain trade secrets, personal information about employees or clients, or the organization's financial records.

Learn about 10 ways to protect your all-important user data from loss and unauthorized access.

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Format: PDF | Size: 55KB | Date: Oct 2006 | Pages: 4


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