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26 May 2010
Data security advice for firmsBusinesses across the UK have been advised on some of the best practices to help maintain tight data security.Boosh News reported companies should look to backup their files regularly in order to ensure data recovery can be carried out effectively during times of crisis. In addition, the news provider stated firms must have up-to-date antivirus software on all company computers, as the threat of data loss from the internet has grown considerably in recent years. Furthermore, physical thefts can also be a problem, therefore authentication processes for laptops and mobile devices should always be put in place. Meanwhile, Simon Pamplin, systems engineer pre-sales manager for UK and Ireland for Brocade, recently said that businesses must ensure that their wireless IT infrastructure remains secure at all times but is still accessible. Indeed, he noted authentication procedures should be tight, with those who should be allowed to access the system able to do so. ![]() |
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