How Secure Is Your Office?
No business is too small to evade a cyberattack or data breach. Look at your IT landscape from a security viewpoint to identify potential threats. This infographic points out possible entry points of cybercriminals to help make sure you have the proper security assets in place.
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How Secure is Your Office
Multifunction Printers
- Unclaimed documents left at the device can end up in the wrong hands
- Outdated and unsecured MFPs can serve as a “secret” backdoor into your network
- Hackers can steal printer logs with sensitive information or cause damage to a device
- Files sent through a wireless connection to be printed can be intercepted
- 60% of businesses lose their data through printer security breaches.
IoT Devices
- All internet connected devices represent a possible entryway into your network
- IoT devices lacking the latest operating system updates are more vulnerable
- Dead or unsupported apps can serve as a potential gateway to your network
- Smartphones and tablets containing sensitive company data can be lost or stolen
- 90% of device manufacturers did not feel conf ident their devices had adequate security precautions in place.
Computers
- Outdated firewall, antivirus, and operating systems widen our gap of vulnerability
- Weak network traffic restrictions can lead to infections from corrupt emails and websites
- Malicious software can take control of your computer and files not backed up can be lost
- 79% of companies could have prevented a breach with a software patch or configuration change.
Employees
- Global spending on security awareness training for employees is one of the fastest growing categories in cybersecurity
- It only takes one click on the wrong email or website for a hacker to have access to your network
- Downloading unverified software can infect your system
- 90% of successful hacks and data breaches stem from phishing scams.
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