How secure are your devices?

 

Last year, there were more than 10 BILLION active devices connected to the internet.

How many devices do you and your people use each day for work? It’s common these days for people to use a phone, tablet AND a laptop for work.

 


Whether your staff use your devices or their own to access business data, you need to make sure every single device is safe.

 

Some stats say the average device is attacked within just 5 minutes of going online.

 

There are many basic protections for your data:

 ·       Each device is password protected, or better still uses biometrics (like Face ID)

·         Data’s always backed up

·         It’s encrypted

·         And you use Multi Factor Authentication, where you generate a login code on a separate device

 

Can my team check your devices and make sure everything is as it should be?

 

Pop an email to jasone@a-p-systems.com to discuss today :)

Jason Evans

Business Development Manager

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