Eugene Chung:
Not only does cybercrime have a detrimental impact on profits, but it can also create long-term damage to a company’s reputation and ability to grow. Many small business owners find themselves unable to protect their organisation as they don’t have the resources necessary to monitor their networks. Well, my answer is common sense and logical one, see the 3 Reset considerations I stated earlier.
Ts. Saiful Bakhtiar :
I would advise for everyone to focus on 3 major things:
1. Information classification – You need to understand and identify every single information asset in your company. Then, you need to classify accordingly. This way, we could assign the right type of protection, to the highest level (critical) of information assets.
2. User awareness – User awareness should be an ongoing commitment (all year round) and should get support from Management to make it possible. As I mentioned earlier, an organisation is as strong as the weakest link.
3. Technology partner – Choose the right technology partner that can help your organisation grow in terms of proactive and preventive protections. The vendors should be willing to commit, beyond what they can sell and provide the best advice to your organisation.