In this digital age, how can we ensure our sensitive data isn't compromised, like in the recent Twitter lawsuit? What safeguards exist to protect us from potential data leaks?
Senior Product Marketing Manager in Software, 501 - 1,000 employees
Security technology is an endlessly expanding universe. From my experience, the 2 most critical factors are still policy & behavior:
1. Reinforce least-privilege and need-to-know-basis policies regarding permissions
2. Educate employees on recognizing phishing attempts via email, mobile phone, social networks etc.
IT Manager in IT Services, 11 - 50 employees
It is better to build internal policy in key "if data has been already compromised". That will trim appropriate focus for team and management and like and action plan to succeed if becomes true. Your buerocracy will have less momentum, more right focus on carefull execution.Store Manager in Retail, 10,001+ employees
Use strong passwordKeep your software up-to-date
Make regular backup
Be cautious clicking suspicious email
Limit your personal info online.
Use encryption
Regular security audit
Use fire wall.
With the above precautions you can reduce the risk of compromise in digital world.
Store Manager in Retail, 10,001+ employees
To protect sensitive data in this digital age, use strong passwords, update software regularly, encrypt data, back up important files, be cautious when sharing personal information, and educate yourself and your employees on best practices.Marketing Analyst in Finance (non-banking), 11 - 50 employees
I am a member of the mobile app blockchain foundation. Over 3 mln apps downloaded. His protection is blockchain encryption but everyday admins are giving security tips to membersMarketing Analyst in Finance (non-banking), 11 - 50 employees
It has to be Twitter's and any SM's responsibility to protect his user's dataIT Manager in Education, 501 - 1,000 employees
After all the leaks that are going around, we have learned to never share anything except common data on such networks, like events and general announcements. I think this is the best way to stay safe.Senior Data Scientist in Miscellaneous, 1,001 - 5,000 employees
As data literacy and citizen data scientists are spreading around, it looks like one must increasingly address data awareness and data proficiency. Users must be aware of the sensitivity of data. This should not restrict them in working with data, but any kimd of export to textfiles and user-created databases should be (almost) fully replaced by proper access to data sources in a controlled manner.As an austrian, i know, what's all aboour, see: https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/dutch-hacker-obtained-virtually-all-austrians-personal-data-police-say-2023-01-25/
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Absolutely Indrajit, I totally agree with you. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and giving your valuable input.