As cyberattacks become more frequent and severe it is increasingly important for organizations to practice good cyber hygiene to minimize their exposure to risk. Cyber hygiene refers to habitual practices ensuring critical data and connected devices are handled safely.

Cyber hygiene helps keep computers, networks and data safe from threats, including malware, ransomware, and other cyberattacks. Consistent cybersecurity practices keep systems running efficiently and reduce risks related to fragmentation, outdated programs, and other security gaps. Some consequences of poor cyber hygiene include:

  • Security breaches
  • Data loss
  • Software vulnerabilities
  • Antivirus weaknesses

Read the rest of this article from Ullico in the pdf below.

(Click the image below to view PDF)