| |October 20219prying eyes. Also, enabling chassis intrusion detection tools will notify the user and send an alert to the system administrator if any physical tampering of the device takes place.Move to a password-plus strategy - Enhance passwords with biometrics, implement multifactor authentication and utilize digital certificates for stronger protection. Cost and complexity barriers are breaking down, making biometrics like fingerprint and facial recognition, easier to adopt. Also consider using password managers to create strong, complex and unique passwords which are then stored in a secure repository.Train employees routinely on smart security practices ­This is especially important with many working from a home environment. Implement a security training program and include regular tests like sending test phishing emails to keep employees skills sharpened. And don't forget, security training is equally important for security practitioners and IT managers as it is for any other employee.Make room for usability and protection to co-exist. Even if you have the best security tools, if they're hard to use or hinder productivity, they will be ignored or defeated by your employees, leaving your organization at risk. Successful security solutions must be easy to deploy, easy to maintain and easy to use.We know that the threat landscape is constantly evolving, so flexibility is key. Organizations should assess the tools they have, invest in the future and remember to adapt with the threat landscape. By focusing on foundational elements, like the five above, you can ensure your organization is off to a strong start today and in the future.
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