Category: Data Protection

Cloud-based disaster recovery is a method of backing up and restoring your business’ critical data and apps through the use of cloud resources, ensuring your business’ continuity even when the worst case scenario becomes a reality.

Digital security is all about the steps that you take and solutions that you put in place to protect your personal information, your devices and your assets

Whenever you are changing the way that information is stored, accessed, or processed, it’s important to have a strategy in mind for minimising risk, and ensuring as little impact on your operations as possible.

Data is everything, and some businesses and attackers are willing to use illicit means of gaining access to intellectual property. Cyber espionage is a real threat that businesses need to address.

All Personally Identifiable Information is personal data, but not all personal data is PII. We look at the differences between the two terms and how your business can protect your data.

How do you keep track of every device your teams are using, make sure they are updated and patched, and protect them against cyber threats? The answer lies in Mobile Device Management.

When one of your team members falls for a social engineering attack, the attackers have the opportunity to gain significant access, and can fly under the radar while doing so.

Having a data protection strategy in place does more than just ensure that your data is safe. It safeguards your reputation and ensures your compliance with regulations like the GDPR and POPI Act as well.

There are 5 main risks to email security the finance industry is especially susceptible to. Making sure that these risks are addressed will go a long way towards safeguarding your business reputation.

Both new and old businesses are still getting to grips with POPIA. With this in mind, we’ve put together a POPI Act compliance checklist to help you cover all your data protection bases.