- All
- IT Services
- Information Security
Powered by AI and the LinkedIn community
1
Define access levels
2
Implement authentication and authorization
3
Encrypt and backup data
4
Monitor and audit access
5
Train and educate users
6
Update and patch systems
7
Here’s what else to consider
Sensitive information is any data that could harm an individual, organization, or system if exposed, stolen, or modified by unauthorized parties. Examples of sensitive information include personal data, financial records, trade secrets, intellectual property, and health records. In the context of information security, you need to ensure that only authorized personnel can access, use, and share sensitive information according to predefined policies and procedures. In this article, you will learn how to implement some best practices and tools to protect your sensitive information from unauthorized access.
Top experts in this article
Selected by the community from 109 contributions. Learn more
Earn a Community Top Voice badge
Add to collaborative articles to get recognized for your expertise on your profile. Learn more
- Niloy Biswas Head of Practice @ Ingram Micro Professional Services | CISM, Cybersecurity, Cloud Security
12
- Akshay Tiwari CISSP | EDR | SIEM | SOC | CSIRT | IR | INVESTIGATIONS | 12+ years in cyber security space
12
-
10
1 Define access levels
The first step to ensure that sensitive information is only accessed by authorized personnel is to define the access levels for different types of data and users. Access levels determine who can view, edit, copy, delete, or share sensitive information based on their roles, responsibilities, and needs. For example, you can assign different access levels to managers, employees, contractors, customers, and partners. You can also classify your data into categories such as public, internal, confidential, and restricted. By defining access levels, you can enforce the principle of least privilege, which means that users only have the minimum access required to perform their tasks.
Help others by sharing more (125 characters min.)
-
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
Information classification is an important step when we need to define the level of access to sensitive information. Classifying information with labels such as public, sensitive, private, confidential helps us to define the appropriate security access control and to optimize resources to protect the information.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
10
- Devin Price, MS, CISSP, CAPM Security Technical Program Manager @ Microsoft 👨🏾💻 | Protecting billions of customers from emerging security threats🔒 | Creator of "Vulnerability Submission Reviewer" GPT 🤖 | Host of "The Talking Tech Podcast"🎙️
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
To ensure sensitive information is only accessed by authorized personnel, consider utilizing a mandatory or role-based access control scheme. With mandatory access control, access to sensitive data is controlled by specific labels. Each user is assigned a clearance that corresponds to various labels of data. For example, if someone is assigned clearance for Secret data, they are only able to access data with a label of Secret, but cannot access Top Secret data. For role-based access control, access to sensitive information is defined by the specific job role of a group of users. For example, only those assigned to a payroll job role can view sensitive employee salary data.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
5
- Ty Nelson Head of Security | Generative AI Security | MS Cybersecurity, MBA, CIPP, CISSP, CRISC, C|CISO, CISM
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
Role-Based Access Control: Implement RBAC to assign permissions based on job roles and responsibilities. Define access levels and privileges according to the principle of least privilege, granting only necessary permissions to perform specific tasks.Multi-Factor Authentication :Enforce MFA to add an extra layer of security. Require authorized personnel to provide multiple authentication factors (such as passwords, tokens, biometrics) to access sensitive information.Identity and Access Management Solutions: Use IAM solutions to manage user identities, credentials, and access rights centrally. Regularly review and update user access privileges based on job changes or requirementsEncryption: Encrypt sensitive data at rest and in transit.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
5
- Michael Gregg
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
You can ensure only those individuals with the need to know have access to data by building a data classification system. It could be based on the sensitivity and integrity of the data, think top secret, secret, classified..... This is the ranking used by the federal government, see executive order 13526. You could also use a model more focused on commercial usage that's based on confidentiality and use labels such as confidential, private, sensitive or public. You can use as many or as few labels as you want in private industry. My advice would be to start with fewer labels rather than more. As an example, CISA and others use the traffic light protocol, red, yellow, green. Three basic categories that's easy to understand.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
4
- Darshan Samje Deputy Vice President @ HDFC Bank | Information Security, Cybersecurity
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
Mostly information or data is lying around, importantly it (data) needs to be discovered and classified first to begin with. Once this step is done then we can define a policy for levels of access l.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
3
Load more contributions
2 Implement authentication and authorization
The second step to ensure that sensitive information is only accessed by authorized personnel is to implement authentication and authorization mechanisms. Authentication is the process of verifying the identity of a user or a device that tries to access sensitive information. Authorization is the process of granting or denying access to sensitive information based on the user's or device's credentials and access level. For example, you can use passwords, biometrics, tokens, or certificates to authenticate users or devices. You can also use access control lists, role-based access control, or attribute-based access control to authorize users or devices.
Help others by sharing more (125 characters min.)
- Peter Rising Cyber Security Delivery Manager at Insight | 4 x Microsoft MVP | Author | Speaker | YouTuber | Women in Tech Ally | Autism Parent | Mental Health First Aider
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
This all starts with Multifactor authentication (MFA). MFA is the most basic version of a Conditional Access policy in the Microsoft world, and access to apps and data will only be successfully authenticated and authorized if a user can satisfy an MFA prompt and provide a second form of authentication. Preferably, this will be via the MS Authenticator App, or via a FIDO2 token. SMS should be avoided as these messages can be intercepted and represent a risk to the MFA process.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
5
- Bhavesh Kumar Thakur (Securing Cloud, Blockchain , Applications, Infrastructure )
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
Implementing robust authorization and authentication is paramount for safeguarding systems and data. Ensure strong authentication methods like Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to fortify user verification. Password policies should demand complexity, and regular updates. Employee education on password hygiene is crucial. This step not only secures individual access but acts as a fundamental barrier against unauthorised entry.Grant users only essential permissions aligned with their roles. Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) is pivotal, tailoring access based on job functions. Regular audits of access logs and continuous monitoring fortify these controls, maintaining a vigilant stance against potential threats.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
3
- Elias Ibrahim, CISSP-CCSP Security Design Specialist | Security Architect | Information Systems | Detection Engineering
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
Enforcing access to classified material should be done in a manner where the identity of user cannot be repudiated. This can be done using MFA and user certificates for authentication. For authorization, it's important to establish a proper structure when doing RBAC that enforces least privilege with varying degrees of restrictions as classification go higher.For example, in some systems you would not want a sole admin to be able to create accounts and be able to assign a role. But it's also not practical to have 4 admins per system across the organization.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
2
-
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
Educate and Train Users: Provide training and education to users on the importance of authentication and authorization, proper password management, and secure access practices.Implement Multi-Layered Security: Employ a layered security approach that combines authentication and authorization with other security measures, such as firewalls, intrusion detection/prevention systems (IDS/IPS), and data encryption.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
2
- Yusuf Purna Chief Cyber Risk Officer at MTI | Advancing Cybersecurity and AI Through Constant Learning
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
In the digital realm, confirming who's who and what they can do is paramount. Implementing robust authentication and authorization mechanisms is like having vigilant sentinels at every gateway, ensuring that only the right individuals gain entry and interact with sensitive data. This process goes beyond mere passwords; it encompasses an array of credentials, acting as a multi-layered security check. It's a dynamic defense line, adapting to evolving threats and ensuring stringent access control that aligns with the organization's meticulous security framework.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
1
Load more contributions
3 Encrypt and backup data
The third step to ensure that sensitive information is only accessed by authorized personnel is to encrypt and backup your data. Encryption is the process of transforming data into an unreadable format that can only be decrypted by authorized parties with a key. Encryption can protect your data from unauthorized access, modification, or theft during storage or transmission. For example, you can use symmetric or asymmetric encryption algorithms, such as AES or RSA, to encrypt your data. You can also use encryption standards, such as SSL or TLS, to encrypt your data in transit. Backup is the process of creating copies of your data and storing them in a secure location. Backup can protect your data from loss, damage, or corruption due to natural disasters, hardware failures, human errors, or cyberattacks. For example, you can use cloud services, external drives, or tapes to backup your data.
Help others by sharing more (125 characters min.)
- Ish Sookun Systems Architect at La Sentinelle
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
Nextcloud is an open source content collaboration platform that can be used to effectively manage access to data, ensure data encryption both during transit and while at rest. A second Nextcloud server can be used to allow backups or an external storage such as Amazon S3 (object storage) can be used. Enterprise-wide authentication is possible using LDAP.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
4
-
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
To secure sensitive data, it is crucial to integrate encryption and backup strategies, Employ encryption tools like BitLocker, FileVault, or LUKS to enhance data security at the disk level. Choose cloud service providers that offer encryption both in transit and at rest; AWS KMS and Azure Storage Service Encryption stand out as reliable options. Implement end-to-end encryption protocols like HTTPS, TLS, or VPNs to ensure the secure transfer of data. Enhance database-level protection by encrypting databases using features such as Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) in Microsoft SQL Server. Ensure that backups are encrypted using tools like Veeam or Acronis, and make use of cloud backup services such as AWS S3 or Azure Backup
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
4
- Eduardo M.
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
Implement encryption key management. Securely store encryption keys in vaults or HSM appliances. Restrict the number of individuals who can have access to the encryption keys. Follow the same strong password recommendations when defining encryption keys (length, combination of different character types). Encrypt backups (it can be achieved either by hardware or software). Always encrypt data-in-transit over any network.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
4
- Shettima Ali Building global talent verification at xTID
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
Blockchain POV: use special codes (cryptography) to turn the data into a secret language that only certain people can understand. This way, even if someone sees the data, they can't understand it unless they're supposed to.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
2
- Yusuf Purna Chief Cyber Risk Officer at MTI | Advancing Cybersecurity and AI Through Constant Learning
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
Encrypting and backing up data is the cybersecurity equivalent of securing a kingdom's treasure in a vault with a secret combination, and keeping a map to an undisclosed location. Encryption serves as an indecipherable cloak over your data, shielding it even if it falls into the wrong hands, while backups are your safety net, ensuring that data can be recovered and restored, should disaster strike. This dual strategy is about being prepared for the worst while safeguarding the present - a critical maneuver in the arsenal of data protection.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
1
Load more contributions
4 Monitor and audit access
The fourth step to ensure that sensitive information is only accessed by authorized personnel is to monitor and audit your access activities. Monitoring is the process of collecting and analyzing data about who, what, when, where, and how sensitive information is accessed. Auditing is the process of reviewing and verifying the compliance and effectiveness of your access policies and procedures. For example, you can use logs, alerts, reports, or dashboards to monitor your access activities. You can also use audits, reviews, or assessments to audit your access activities.
Help others by sharing more (125 characters min.)
- Christos Gourzoulidis Senior Cloud Security Consultant at NVISO Security, MSc InfoSec, ISO27001 LA
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
Access logs should be regularly audited to monitor user activity and proactively identify potential unauthorized access attempts. This proactive approach can help detect and mitigate security incidents before they cause any data breach.In addition to regular audits, organizations should implement continuous monitoring systems that provide real-time visibility into system activity. These tools can analyze logs, network traffic, and application performance data to detect anomalous behavior that may indicate a security incident. Lastly, by combining regular audits with continuous monitoring, organizations can create a comprehensive security strategy that effectively protects sensitive information.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
4
- Peter Rising Cyber Security Delivery Manager at Insight | 4 x Microsoft MVP | Author | Speaker | YouTuber | Women in Tech Ally | Autism Parent | Mental Health First Aider
(edited)
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
Audit logs in the M365 world, and Activity Explorer are important ways of monitoring data activity, and sign in and audit logs will show authentication and access activity. Create alerts for appropriate roles so these can be analyzed and actioned as required.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
1
- Elias Ibrahim, CISSP-CCSP Security Design Specialist | Security Architect | Information Systems | Detection Engineering
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
Audit trails need to be established from the start where the custody of the asset is tracked across its lifecycle. This can be paper card check/signout log, signed forms of delivery and custody transfer, signed email chain ...When designing the RBAC for your information systems, AUDIT roles are needed to restrict access to the audit mechanisms and data to other admins on the system. Lastly, you need to establish regular audit and reviews throughout the lifecycle of the asset.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
- 💬 Hans Vargas-Silva Information Security Leader | Life-long Learner | Board Member | Community Volunteer
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
- Are you monitoring access? - Is it someone's job to challenge given access?- Are you monitoring access given to service accounts and APIs as well?
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
- Destiny Mae Carreon, CISA, HITRUST CCSFP, CHQP Sr Information Security Risk Consultant
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
In this step, it is also important to implement guard rails, create alerts, and monitor for any drift to atypical usage patterns and any unusual, unexpected, and suspicious activities performed on the protected data.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
Load more contributions
5 Train and educate users
The fifth step to ensure that sensitive information is only accessed by authorized personnel is to train and educate your users. Training is the process of providing your users with the skills and knowledge to access, use, and share sensitive information securely and responsibly. Education is the process of raising your users' awareness and understanding of the risks and consequences of unauthorized access to sensitive information. For example, you can use workshops, courses, or webinars to train your users. You can also use newsletters, posters, or quizzes to educate your users.
Help others by sharing more (125 characters min.)
- Niloy Biswas Head of Practice @ Ingram Micro Professional Services | CISM, Cybersecurity, Cloud Security
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
Security is as strong as its weakest link. End users happens to be that link. The fact users are the source where the data transforms into information, it is extremely important to make users periodically aware of the possible threats that they might encounter and how to deal with them. Only with a regular training and scenario based testing an organisation can create a resilient workforce, making the infosec chain stronger.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
12
- Suraj Radhakrishnan Application Security Manager | Information Security Researcher
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
User Awareness training should start from day one for all Employees (Like in Induction / Initial training led by HR Team) This will help understand the importance of sensitive information specific to that organisation and employees should be clearly educated about security best practices.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
10
- Peter Rising Cyber Security Delivery Manager at Insight | 4 x Microsoft MVP | Author | Speaker | YouTuber | Women in Tech Ally | Autism Parent | Mental Health First Aider
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
User awareness is key to success here. Training and simulations that can be generated with tools like KnowBe4 and M365 E5 will help to identify users who need the most help and guidance to improve their awareness of threats like phishing and other types of social engineering.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
6
- Charanjeev Obhan Senior Cloud Security Architect at Eventus
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
While end users may be the weakest link in the security chain, users are also the first and often a strong line of defence. Users have the ability to use their intelligence and context to identify attempts by malicious actors to infiltrate systems through social engineering that often leads to more direct attacks. Strengthening the user base by improving their ability to develop secure code, identify patterns of malicious behavior, report out of place events and act swiftly to contain damage and restore services in the event of an attack are invaluable to organizations of any size. Making the content relevant to user roles and delivering it in a format compliant with today's attention span is key to creating a purposeful impact.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
3
-
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
Simulate Attacks and Phishing Exercises: Conduct simulated attacks and phishing exercises to test users' awareness and response capabilities. Provide feedback and reinforce learning through these practical exercises.Foster a Culture of Cybersecurity: Promote a culture of cybersecurity within your organization, encouraging open communication, collaboration, and continuous learning among all employees.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
1
Load more contributions
6 Update and patch systems
The sixth step to ensure that sensitive information is only accessed by authorized personnel is to update and patch your systems. Updating is the process of installing the latest versions of your software, firmware, or hardware that contain new features, improvements, or bug fixes. Patching is the process of installing the latest fixes or security patches that address vulnerabilities, errors, or flaws in your software, firmware, or hardware. Updating and patching your systems can protect your sensitive information from unauthorized access, exploitation, or compromise by hackers, malware, or other threats. For example, you can use automatic or manual updates and patches for your systems.
Help others by sharing more (125 characters min.)
- Martin Jartelius
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
Today many in security are concerned with "0-days", and while a true concern and something to take into consideration when building segmentation and separation into your security design, having worked in the space for over a decade it is easily the things you did not fix yesterday who statistically is most likely to end up hurting you.Most understand the cost saving of "shift left" in SDLC now, but the same apply to network security in the perspective that a system hardened and maintained is an incident that does not happen. Efficient vulnerability management is a good cost saver for security.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
7
- David K. A Cyber Security Leader, community helper | MACS | MAISA
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
Patch management is tough if there's no asset registry or people don't know which asset to perform the updates first as well as considering the risk/impact of not patching.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
3
- Steven Close Cyber | Risk | Information Security | Resilience
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
Implement access control measures, like strong authentication and role-based access controls, to restrict access to sensitive data. Regularly update and patch systems to close vulnerabilities that could be exploited to bypass these controls. This includes not just operating systems, but also applications and network infrastructure. Best to use automated tools to track and apply updates promptly. Additionally, conduct regular security audits and penetration tests to identify and address any weaknesses in your systems. By keeping systems up-to-date and controlling access, you significantly minimise the risk of unauthorised access to sensitive information.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
1
- Shettima Ali Building global talent verification at xTID
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
Regular checks and updates are equally important, check everything to make sure there are no weak spots, just like a regular health check-up.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
1
- Arthur Jaques Orcy Especialista e Arquiteto de segurança da informação
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
Scanner de Vulnerabilidades ou pentest para mitigação de ameaças. Os dados hoje são essências para qualquer negócios, Além de manter o sistema atualizado é ideal sempre executar uma varredura a fim de encontrar brechas no local de armazenamento. essa ação preventiva e pró ativa pode prevenir problemas maiores.
Translated
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
Load more contributions
7 Here’s what else to consider
This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?
Help others by sharing more (125 characters min.)
- Akshay Tiwari CISSP | EDR | SIEM | SOC | CSIRT | IR | INVESTIGATIONS | 12+ years in cyber security space
(edited)
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
IAAA – Identification - Authentication - Authorization - Accountability.Ensure above Principles are implemented along with the concepts of separation of duties , Need to know . Embedded them in your Information Security Policy.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
12
- Pete Herzog Hacker, Discrete Problem-Solver, and Straight-shooter. Available for special investigations, takedowns, evidence collection, digital clean-up, infiltration, and reputation and asset recovery.
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
It's highly recommended to cover the confidential information in wolf urine or another apex predator from the office to mark it as restricted, make it clear as to its ownership, and put fear into opportunistic thieves or the weaker employees that cannot safeguard the data themselves.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
8
- Isabel María Gómez Global CISO | 🏆European Trophy Cyber Professional 2023| Strategic Advisory Board(s) Member -Cybersecurity, Governance I Author I Keynote Speaker I Influencer I Strategist I Mentor I Technologist I World Traveler
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
The most useful decisions that I made for protecting accesses and generate the correct right (need to know) are:1. Zero trust Policy (no exceptions)2. Updated information between all managers, HR and technical deparments (state of the art)3. Need to know (no exceptions)4. Root/Domain admin asigned to a people, not distributed in the technical departments.5. Take a look to the developers repositories
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
4
-
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
Use encryption: Encryption can be used to protect sensitive information at rest and in transit. This helps to ensure that the information cannot be accessed by unauthorized individuals.Regularly review and update security policies: It is important to regularly review and update security policies to reflect changes in the threat landscape and your organization's needs.Conduct regular security awareness training: Security awareness training helps to educate users about the latest cybersecurity threats and how to protect themselves. This training should be conducted on a regular basis.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
3
-
- Report contribution
Thanks for letting us know! You'll no longer see this contribution
One thing I found helpful is a decentralized approach to access management. Start by identifying owners of applications and services that store sensitive information. The owner defines a high-level approach of providing access to their assets. Work with owners to identify asset administrator. Administrator will handle daily operations and assign necessary permissions. Educate asset owners and admins about least-privilege. Provide owners with technology to manage access to their applications and services. This way you ensure that sensitive information is only accessed by authorized personnel and access is provided with minimal delays. Additionally, you will strengthen the security culture through active participation of owners and admins.
LikeLike
Celebrate
Support
Love
Insightful
Funny
3
Load more contributions
Information Security
Information Security
+ Follow
Rate this article
We created this article with the help of AI. What do you think of it?
It’s great It’s not so great
Thanks for your feedback
Your feedback is private. Like or react to bring the conversation to your network.
Tell us more
Tell us why you didn’t like this article.
If you think something in this article goes against our Professional Community Policies, please let us know.
We appreciate you letting us know. Though we’re unable to respond directly, your feedback helps us improve this experience for everyone.
If you think this goes against our Professional Community Policies, please let us know.
More articles on Information Security
No more previous content
- You're enhancing system security with upgrades. How do you prevent a drop in performance quality?
- You're facing a data breach. How can you ensure all team members grasp their roles and responsibilities?
- Clients resist secure encryption methods. How can you convince them to prioritize security over convenience? 1 contribution
- Your team is divided on security measures. How do you ensure everyone prioritizes information security? 1 contribution
- Your organization faces a security breach. How will you manage daily operations amidst the chaos? 1 contribution
No more next content
Explore Other Skills
- IT Strategy
- System Administration
- Technical Support
- Cybersecurity
- IT Management
- Software Project Management
- IT Consulting
- IT Operations
- Data Management
- Information Technology
More relevant reading
- Information Systems How can you protect your organization's data in transit and at rest?
- Research You're navigating the research process. How can you safeguard data security and confidentiality?
- Data Science What are the most important data security measures for your organization?
- Data Science What are the best ways to secure your organization's data?