Archive for the ‘Best Practices’ Category
Be sure to enable device tracking on your mobile devices
Someone stole my iPad. In November I realized my iPad was suddenly missing. Apple’s Find My iPhone showed the device to be in a parking lot just outside of a transportation company’s main office —I used the transportation service late the night before.
Continue reading ‘Be sure to enable device tracking on your mobile devices’
How to use the cloud wisely
Many executives know to carefully examine their strategies. If you are considering moving to the cloud, consider these important steps:
Continue reading ‘How to use the cloud wisely’
Be cautious about using the cloud
In the last blog post I talked about the big benefits of the cloud. What should you, as an executive, be on the lookout for?
Continue reading ‘Be cautious about using the cloud’
Big benefits of using the cloud
There are major benefits for executives to consider about the cloud.
Continue reading ‘Big benefits of using the cloud’
Build a better firewall?
Your IT professionals can protect you even more than they are now.
Continue reading ‘Build a better firewall?’
What is a qualified presenter?
If you decide to have a live presentation, such as for Security Awareness Training, how do you identify a qualified presenter?
Continue reading ‘What is a qualified presenter?’
Are live presentations best for Security Awareness Training?
My last post covered Security Awareness Training via videos and/or internet. What about using a live presenter?
Continue reading ‘Are live presentations best for Security Awareness Training?’
Is video best for Security Awareness Training?
So you realize you need to require Security Awareness Training for everyone in your organization in order to help increase your IT security. What is the best way to deliver that training? Live training? Computer based learning? Videos?
Continue reading ‘Is video best for Security Awareness Training?’
Make Security Awareness Training mandatory
These days one of the best defenses against criminal IT hacks is to have users who are “on the lookout” for malicious temptations. For example, anytime a user receives an e-mail message that indicates some kind of urgency.
Continue reading ‘Make Security Awareness Training mandatory’