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Some of the Best Ways to Lose Your System Data

Have you ever thought about the best ways 13) Run your business without disaster
to be negatively affected by a disaster, recovery and business continuity plans.
get hacked, or otherwise part with data After all, you can think clearly and make
stored on your computers? Here are some critical decisions under pressure, right?
of the best ways to lose system security, 14) Don't monitor your systems. They'll
in no particular order: be fine running by themselves, and if
1) When an employee quits or is let go, anything major happens with the integrity
leave his network log-ins and e-mail or availability of your information,
accounts enabled. You never know when he you'll be notified automatically, won't
might want to check in on things. you?
2) Rely solely on technology. Firewalls, 15) Don't back up your data, but if you
encryption and antivirus software are all must, don't test your backups. Also,
you need to protect your information. leave your backup media on-site --
3) Completely outsource your information preferably sitting on top of an
security initiatives. There's no need for uninterruptible power supply.
anyone inside your organization to worry 16) Don't create any security policies
about such matters. that document how you're safeguarding
4) Leave your operating systems and your information to protect your
software applications with the default organization and clients from information
settings. System hardening is for the disasters and legal liabilities.
birds. 17) Apply the principle of greatest
5) Don't train your users on your privilege. Give all users the greatest
security policies and what to look out amount of access to your information
for, such as unsolicited e-mail systems. Everyone should have access to
attachments and common hacker activities. everything -- it's only fair, right?
Your users can't be burdened with more 18) Don't subscribe to security bulletins
training. and mailing lists, and don't ever read
6) If you do happen to have a security information security trade magazines.
policy, never refer to it, enforce it, 19) Don't, under any circumstances, get
update it or do what it says. upper management involved in information
7) By all means, don't take an inventory security initiatives. They're
of your information systems or document business-focused and shouldn't be
your network. bothered or even care about technology or
8) Don't pay attention to or even bother the liabilities associated with their
to understand what you're trying to information, right?
protect. 20) Use passwords that consist of your
9) Don't patch your software or update pet's name, your name, your mom's maiden
your virus signatures, and never, ever name, or your birthday. That way, you
run vulnerability assessments to detect won't forget them. Better yet, just use
newly discovered software flaws and "password" for your passwords. Also,
system misconfigurations. It's just too don't forget to write them down and post
time-consuming. them on your monitor or keyboard.
10) Respond to hacker attacks, viruses And, last but not least:
and other intrusions as they happen -- 21) Leave your servers and network
don't be proactive in dealing with them. equipment in a room to which everyone,
11) Ignore all known best practices and including outsiders off the street, has
international information security access.
standards from the International By following these practices you can be
Standards Organization, Internet sure that your computers will be an easy
Engineering Task Force, SANS Institute target for viruses, disgruntled
and your local information security employees, hackers, and others. You can
consultant, to name a few. show up to work each day with the pride
12) Leave your databases, especially of knowing that there's an excellent
those containing credit card or other chance that your business data will be
confidential information, unencrypted. missing when you arrive. It's just a
And be sure to store them on publicly matter of time, and it's all easily
accessible servers. achieved.




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