Creating a network security plan that also works for your users. In order for you to have effective security, it must be planned. But if you add on four bedrooms, a deck, den, two bathrooms and a fireplace all over the span of 20 years, I d bet that the house would look funny. Planning security is essential to ease growing pains as much as possible while keeping your network secure. This is an example of a security policy hindering the growth of the company.
Physical security is probably the easiest to do and one of the most overlooked.
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