Implementing best practices

1. Implementing Cyber
security Best
Practices and New
Technology
Damilola Ishola

2. Best Practices
Examples of best practices include:
1. Protect your data
2. Use a strong password and
authentication
3. Enable firewall protection
4. Invest in security systems
5. Embrace education and training
6. Avoid unknown emails and links
7. Employ the National Institute of
Standards and Technology (NIST)

3. Importance of Cyber Security Best Practices
To protect the digital asset and
reduce the likelihood and impact of
hackers and attacks (Garden state
cyber threat highlight, 2021)

4. Common Cyber Attacks
1. Malware attacks: “malicious software” such as
ransomware, spyware, and viruses that disrupt
computer operations
2. SQL Injections: This is a deceptive website
programming code that gets entered into the
network database
3. Denial of Service attacks (DoS): This is high traffic
flooding that shuts servers, network and website
4. Password attacks: This is an attempt to breach
password protection
5. Phishing scams: Trustworthy websites and emails that
entice users into clicking a dangerous link
6. Spear phishing scams: This type of attack targets
organizations and companies, majorly directors and
executives (McGee, 2021)

5. Common Best Practice Implementations for
an Organization
1. Future-proof your enterprise : For
comprehensive protection across the entire
enterprise
2. Mitigate attacks: To detect and respond
faster than attackers can adapt and
eliminate threats within few minutes.
3. Stop chasing alerts: This is achieved by
moving beyond alerting and instantly
visualize malicious operations from root
cause
4. Remediate automatically

6. Other Cyber Security Implementations
1. Use a firewall
2. Enforce safe password policies
3. Document cyber security
policies
4. Backup company data regularly
5. Use multifactor identification
6. Install anti-malware software

7. User Experience for Implementing New
Technology
1. Emotions: The study of human
experiences. Examples are anger,
happiness, excitement, and anxiety.
2. Psychological needs: This is an
important role in predicting motivation
for the use
3. Values
4. Wellbeing
5. Task Load (Partala & Saari, 2015)

8. Plan For Implementing New Technology
●DEMAND CONTROL SUPPLY
●Business context IT principles IT services
●Business success IT governance Architecture
●Business capabilities IT Financial Management People
●IT contribution Metrics Sourcing

9. Examples Of New Technology
Video Streaming
Hybrid Learning
Artificial Intelligence
5G
App-Based Learning
Real-Time Location

10. Implementation Of Real-Time Location
It is used to automatically identify and track the
location of objects or people in real-time within a
contained area.
It is used to notify new locations
It is used to locate customers. e.g: delivery food
services
It is used to automatically track, and time stamp
the progress of people or assets
It is used to combine the identity of multiple items
placed in a single location

11. Recommendations For Evaluating
Successful Integration
1. Capabilities: A leader should know if the new technology produced
is a solution to a given problem.
a. What are the product's limitations and what it implies for the
organization?
2. Transparency.
a. What is the degree of transparency of the product
b. Is the product easy to navigate?

12. Goal Of Effective And Successful Integration
1. The main goal for any new technology is
to solve an existing problem and
generate profit for the organization
2. To improve the way people live
3. To make our jobs easier and more
efficient: truck lifts
4. Technology aids in better and more
convenient communication

13. CONCLUSION
●Implementing cyber security
best practices in new
technology helps safeguard
the organization from attacks
and futuristic attacks thereby
increasing output with the
sole aim of profit making for
the organization.

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