Device security is now more important than ever, as the introduction of GDPR looms.
In 2016, hackers were able to steal $81M from Bangladesh’s central bank. By hacking a key printer used to print payment receipts, the cybercriminals were able to cover up their attack for some time.
Do you need to tighten your end point device security?
GDPR brings a bundle of changes to the way businesses handle data. This ranges from only collecting data for a specific purpose and for a set amount of time, to hiring an all-new Data Protection Officer role to oversee compliance. The best way to avoid non-compliance is to tighten your IT security solutions to prevent breaches from occurring in the first place, starting with your most vulnerable devices
The costs associated with being hacked are high, and on top of this there are now fines for data breaches to consider under the GDPR. The best way to avoid these fines is to make sure you are fully guarded. Explore ways to protect your most vulnerable devices, close security gaps and secure your business against attack.
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