Cybersecurity: 5 essential best practices for SMEs
Contrary to popular belief, cybercriminals do not only target large corporations. SMEs, often less protected, are easy targets: data theft, ransomware, account hijacking…
1. Strong, unique passwords
Require long, different passwords for every service — ideally managed with a password manager — and enable two-factor authentication wherever possible.
2. Regular, tested backups
The 3-2-1 rule: three copies of your data, on two different media, one of them off-site. A backup that has never been tested is not a backup.
3. Updates without delay
Operating systems, software, websites: every update fixes vulnerabilities already known to attackers. Postponing them leaves your door open.
4. Aware teams
The vast majority of incidents start with a booby-trapped e-mail. Training your teams to recognise phishing attempts is the most cost-effective security investment.
5. Regular audits
An outside eye identifies weaknesses before they are exploited: server configuration, access rights, website security.
TOBI TECH performs security audits and helps SMEs protect their systems for the long term. Contact us for an assessment.
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