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1. Make it hard for hackers to make a profit off of attacking you by | |
increasing their costs and decreasing their returns. | |
2. Cybersecurity is a constant effort, so keep up-to-date with patches, | |
strategies, and tools to stay ahead of attackers. | |
3. Your users won't use security measures if they get in the way of | |
their work, so make sure your solutions are both secure and easy to | |
use. | |
4. Hackers will use any means possible to get into your system, so you | |
need to make all entry points as difficult and unappealing as | |
possible. | |
5. You can't protect everything, so prioritize what's most important to | |
your organization and focus on those assets. | |
6. Cybersecurity is a team effort, so don't try to do everything | |
yourself and rely on outside help when necessary. | |
7. Your internal network may not be as secure as you think, so assume a | |
"zero trust" approach to all devices and users on the network. | |
8. Isolated networks aren't always secure, so make sure you have proper | |
security measures in place for any connected devices or users. | |
9. Encryption alone isn't enough to protect your data, so make sure you | |
also have strong protections in place for the decryption keys. | |
10. Technology can help, but it can't solve all the problems in | |
cybersecurity - it's ultimately a human problem that requires a | |
combination of technology and people working together. | |
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