What to Ask IT Security Audit Companies

31 March 2019 Is World Backup Day

This Sunday, March 31, Aussies and many individuals around the globe will be celebrating World Backup Day. Take time to consider what you would do if your photos, contacts, and important documents disappeared without warning. All of your irreplaceable digital files will be lost for good if you don’t have backup data.

Data loss happens more often than you may realize. So, if you want to safeguard your important files, regularly backing them up is the ideal solution. Instead of storing all of your valuable files in one place, keep a copy elsewhere. In the event that your computer or device crashes, goes missing, or is attacked by some malware, you can be sure that your precious data will be safe.

Back Up Your Data to Stay in Business

Whether your business is located in Australia or any other country, you can celebrate World Backup Day this March 31, 2019. This day is the perfect time to think about all of your organisation’s valuable data as well as what you would do if you lost it. In the event of a cyber-attack, malware infection, or another unforeseen event that causes data loss, having backup data can keep your business operations running smoothly.

Your Internet Service Provider Is Spying on You

This is a big one. ISPs in Australia are watching you. You're being watched, all of your motions. It's not one of these conspiracy theories. It's a real thing now and it's happening and all the laws and legislation were passed ages ago. People don't talk about it. People don't know about it for some reason. People don't read papers. I don't read papers. People don't read online news aggregates for some reason.

Here's How an IT Audit Helps

Aussies are usually careful when it comes to technology. Despite this, people can always make easy mistakes if they aren’t careful. If you want to improve your IT system, we’ve enumerated some common technology mistakes that you can easily avoid. They are either software or hardware-based, or a mismatch of both. The common reasons for these problems include cost-cutting and inadequate planning. Foregoing purchase and delaying implementation are very costly that they exceed costs of due diligence. Most of the time, clients come running when the fire has burnt half of the building when in fact it only started with a spark on a small fuse.