The security of a company's IT resources is of great importance. This is due to the fact that the most valuable resource of every organization is data - especially such valuable information as information about customers, contracts, sales, products or company know-how. The loss and sometimes publication of such data may lead to significant financial and image losses.
Safe work at the computer
The ability to work safely with company data is becoming one of the employee's key competencies. Knowledge about good practices and the habit of applying them increases the security of data entrusted to an employee. Installing an antivirus program on computers is not enough given the current number and variety of threats (ransomware, phishing, personal data leakage, password leaks, computer theft, social engineering).
Topics of the training "SAFE WORK AT A COMPUTER"
- Basic threats on the Internet.
- How not to fall for dangerous messages sent by e-mail, how to recognize dangerous links and attachments in e-mails.
- Rules for creating a secure password, rules for using company passwords, methods of storing passwords.
- How to check the authenticity of a website, where to use the Internet and where to avoid it.
- How to ensure the security of mobile devices - smartphones and tablets.
- Methods of securing data on computers and data carriers, how to safely transfer databases with personal or company data.
- Who can I let to service my computer and how to send my computer for service. What to do with old computer equipment.
- How to proceed in the event of a data leak or intrusion into the company's IT systems.
- Safely making transfers, how to verify whether an invoice should be paid.
- How to choose software and devices that protect the network and its users from dangers.
WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT FROM THE COMPETITION?
- professional and experienced team
- high quality of services
- comprehensive IT services for companies
- attractive prices
- data safety
- consulting
- IT support remotely and stationary
- excluding crisis situations, e.g. server failure