Sentences with phrase «employees access to sensitive data»

By the same token, only grant employees access to sensitive data on an «as needed» basis, and keep records of who has access.

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New employees, contractors and consultants should undergo a background check before they're allowed access to sensitive data, and given training in appropriate data security measures during onboarding.

SMB owners should offer trainings to educate employees on the types of emails, websites and behaviors to avoid while using company - owned devices or accessing sensitive company data.

Because employees use their personal clouds to access business information (for example, by connecting their work email to their smartphone), sensitive or confidential data is more vulnerable.

IBM recommends training high - risk employees first, then work with employees with access to less - sensitive data.

(a) Contracting officers shall insert the clause at (TAR) 48 CFR 1252.237 - 70, Qualifications of Contractor Employees, in all solicitations and contracts for supplies and / or services where contractor employees will have access to Government facilities, sensitive information, including proprietary data and / or rEmployees, in all solicitations and contracts for supplies and / or services where contractor employees will have access to Government facilities, sensitive information, including proprietary data and / or remployees will have access to Government facilities, sensitive information, including proprietary data and / or resources.

The tool is secure so your data will not be shared with outside parties, nor will any FTG employees have access to your sensitive information.

Restricting access to more sensitive data can help protect it in the event your network is hacked or an unhappy employee with bad intentions goes looking for data.

With devices increasingly syncing browsing histories — accessing a personal email account on a work computer could lead to work - sensitive browsing data going home with the employee.

Allowing former employees» access to the network opens organisations to the threat of these workers being able to access sensitive corporate data.

Assuming the company can get access to the device, the mix of employee information (including sensitive personal data) and business information creates significant data privacy issues.

The latest in our series of comments on security, Chris Oakley, managing principal security consultant at Nettitude gives us an insight into the recent spear - phishing and black box security tests the company has run on clients — gaining access to an alarming amount of sensitive company data, including intellectual property, employee information and company contracts — as well as outlining what should have been done differently.

Mobile devices are increasingly powerful and employees utilize to access vast swathes of data, including sensitive information related to their work.