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How to Secure IT for Your Small Business?

An attack can be costly to any small business. You could face ransom payments to restore data or compensate customers who lost credit card numbers in a breach, as well as credit monitoring services and personnel needed to handle calls from distressed consumers. U Secure IT helps you with the solutions through with step by step instructions

Engage employees on security issues, including not sharing passwords and not leaving computers unattended. Implement a password policy requiring multifactor authentication such as using both a password and code sent from various methods; require at least 15-character passwords that include numbers, letters and symbols; set up a screen saver password-activated screen saver to lock computer screens after a set number of failed log-on attempts; warn employees against answering phone calls purporting to be from IT staff in an effort to steal passwords; warn employees against answering or responding to calls purporting as IT staff trying to take passwords off them; warn employees about identity thieves impersonating IT staff so as to steal their passwords!

Keep all systems current with operating system patches that address security flaws. In addition, apply patches as soon as they become available for critical applications and IT teams should segregate administrative responsibilities so no single administrator has total access to all systems.

Consider encrypting all desktop systems that contain critical or proprietary information, as well as laptops issued to employees working away from the office. This will protect against theft of either machine; for systems storing sensitive material, require pin codes, “smart cards”, or biometric access controls in order to gain remote access.