In our day-to-day, we all deal with data on some level but those who regularly interact with personally identifiable information (PII) or other sensitive data need to take extra precaution to keep it safe. Here are six points to keep top of mind:
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It's easy to be distracted when working on-the-
go via the mobile phone. Wait to deal with highly
sensitive data when you're focused and alert on a
secure work device.
KEEP DATA AT WORK
VERIFY VERIFY VERIFY
ENCRYPT SENSITIVE DATA
For sensitive information or data that is
regulated, only use approved encrypted
messaging tools and processes. NEVER keep
sensitive data or passwords in a text file or
spreadsheet.
GRAB THOSE DOCS ASAP!
Retrieve documents with sensitive information
immediately and destroy them when no longer
needed. Also, don't leave them lying around the
office - keep them securely stored when not in
use.
JUST SAY NO WHEN ON-THE-GO
AVOID PORTABLE DEVICES
Avoid putting personal or sensitive data on a
portable device, such as a USB. Data should stay
in an approved and protected location.
Keep an offline backup of your data as a last
resort in a - you guessed it - secure location.
Go above and beyond to verify ANY request to
change bank info or contact details - no matter
who the request comes from or who it is for
(vendor, emplooyee, partners, etc).
BACK IT UP!
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