Strengthening Website Security: Mitigating Risks of Password Sharing and Admin Access
In this article, we’ll delve into the inherent risks associated with these practices and explore robust security protocols that our agency must implement to protect client data, all while considering the implications of GDPR compliance in the realm of e-commerce websites.
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Chennai Airport boosts security measures after Heathrow fire reveals vulnerabilities, aiming to strengthen aviation infrastructure and improve emergency response plans.
"managers should work to identify and reduce sources of stress for their teams, since working under more-stressful conditions can impact employees’ consistency in following security protocols (not to mention their well-being and effectiveness across a slew of other metrics). In particular, especially as remote work becomes more common, managers should be cognizant of the psychological burden to employees of working under systems that monitor them. Surveillance systems that seemed reasonable in the office might feel intrusive at home — and even if there’s no obvious, direct fallout, our research suggests that the added stress could indirectly make people more likely to break security protocols."—Clay Posey & Mindy Shoss
Research: Why Employees Violate Cybersecurity Policies >
https://hbr.org/2022/01/research-why-employees-violate-cybersecurity-policies
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In the face of increasingly common (and costly) cyberattacks, many organizations have focused their security investments largely on technological solutions. However, in many cases, attacks rely not on an outsider’s ability to crack an organization’s technical defenses, but rather on an internal employee knowingly or unknowingly letting a bad actor in. But what motivates these employees’ actions? A recent study suggests that the vast majority of intentional policy breaches stem not from some malicious desire to cause harm, but rather, from the perception that following the rules would impede employees’ ability to get their work done effectively. The study further found that employees were more likely to violate policy on days when they were more stressed out, suggesting that high stress levels can reduce people’s tolerance for following rules that seem to get in the way of doing their jobs. In light of these findings, the authors suggest several ways in which organizations should rethink their approach to cybersecurity and implement policies that address the real, underlying factors creating vulnerabilities.
🔐 Embrace Secure Communication: Exploring the Power of Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange #Cybersecurity #Encryption #DigitalPrivacy
Dive into our latest article where we unravel the intricacies of the Diffie-Hellman key exchange protocol and its significance in modern cybersecurity. #DiffieHellman #SecurityProtocols #DigitalEncryption
https://www.relianoid.com/blog/robust-keys-generation-for-the-highest-security/
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