5 Updates to Secure Data as Workers Return to Work

According to an Adastra survey, more than 77% of IT decision-makers in the U.S. and Canada estimate their organizations will likely experience a data breach over the next three years.
Employees should be aware of data security practices since the 2022 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report states, 82% of data breaches are caused by human error, placing companies of all sizes at risk.

5 Upgrades to Data Security


1. Protect data, not simply the barrier

With approximately 90% of security resources going toward firewall technology, it appears that many firms are focusing on protecting the walls around their data. However, there are potential ways for firewalls, including via clients, partners, and staff. Such individuals can all get beyond external cyber security and abuse sensitive data. 

2. Be aware of threats

Insider threats can be challenging to identify and stop due to their nature. It might be as simple as a worker opening an email attachment that is from a credible source and activating a ransom

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