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Security
Whether you are a residential or a small business user, there are some basic security precautions that you should have in place. If you do not have these measures in place, you are asking for trouble.
Here are some of the basic technical security procedures you should have in place.
- You should be using Microsoft Update regularly
- You should have up to date virus protection
- You should scan regularly for malware
- Your wireless network should have security enabled
- You should know what folders have sharing enabled on your wireless network
- You should have a digital personal disaster recovery kit
- You should be performing data backups
Every computer in your house should be updated regularly with security patches and updates. Also, each computer should be running virus protection and should be scanned for malware regularly. Any data that would be missed if lost should be backed up.
Wireless networks are convenient and amazing. But, you need to understand what's at risk if you leave your wireless network unprotected. You also need to be aware of how your computers are configured and what data is left at risk due to file sharing.
Recent natural disasters around the world have brought the need for personal digital disaster recovery kits to light. Having your birth certificates, passports, bank account information, credit card information and social security number safely filed away in your desk draw is not going to help you if you become the victim of a fire, flooding, natural gas explosion or other natural disasters. However, if you had all your important documents and information scanned onto a DVD at put away in a safe deposit box, you might have a sense of security and one less thing to worry about in the event of a disaster.
Whether, it creating the disaster recovery kit or teaching you how to scan for malware, King Dairy Consulting can help you create a more secure technical environment.
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