Practical Cybersecurity Tips – Part II

About the Webinar

Are you concerned about the security of your small business in the face of increasing cyber threats? In the second part of our practical cyber security tips webinar, we delve into essential strategies to secure your Wi-Fi network, educate your employees, implement access controls, and more. Join us to learn how to fortify your defences and protect your business from potential cyber-attacks. 

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enhance your cyber security knowledge and practices—register for our webinar today! 

Date: 8th Augest @ 12:30PM

Webinar Highlights

• Understand the Importance of Educating Employees
• Learn Effective Access Control Techniques
• Grasp the Necessity of Continuous Monitoring and Incident Response

Webinar Recording

Take Aways

This session will cover crucial strategies to safeguard your business from cyber threats, including securing your Wi-Fi network, educating your employees on best practices, implementing effective access controls, and developing a comprehensive incident response plan. We aim to equip you with the knowledge and tools to protect your business and ensure its success in the digital age. Let’s dive in and strengthen your cyber security posture! 

III. Educate and Control Access 

Secure Your Wi-Fi Network 

Change your Wi-Fi network’s default name and password. Use strong encryption (like WPA3) to protect your network from unauthorized access. 

Educate Your Employees 

Your employees are your first line of defence against cyber threats. Regularly train them on best practices, such as recognizing phishing emails, avoiding suspicious downloads, and reporting potential security incidents. 

Implement Access Controls 

Limit access to sensitive data and systems to only those who need it for their job. Use role-based access control to assign permissions based on roles and responsibilities. 

Use a Firewall 

A firewall monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic based on predetermined security rules. It acts as a barrier between your internal network and untrusted external networks. 

Create a Cyber Security Policy 

A written cyber security policy helps establish security practices and guidelines for your business. It should cover password management, data protection, acceptable use, and incident response. 

Monitor Your Systems 

Regularly check your systems for any unusual activity. This includes monitoring network traffic, user activities, and security logs. Early detection can prevent minor issues from becoming major problems. 

Plan for Incident Response 

Create an incident response plan to prepare for potential cyber incidents. The plan should outline the steps to take in the event of a security breach, including whom to contact and how to mitigate the damage. 

To understand the more critical tips from Part I, please refer to our detailed discussion in Practical Cybersecurity Tips – Part I – Qamba IT

More Webinars in @Tech In Ten