UN estimates the amount of debris in the Gaza Strip at 37 million tonnes in mid-April, or 300 kilogrammes per square metre
Remote collaboration enables access to data, information and the network, which increases temptations for bad actors. In recent months, we've all had to rethink everyday hygiene like washing our hands and cleaning the surfaces we touch. Working securely from home should be no different. Much like how governments are asking us to make small changes while they consider the bigger ones, we want you to do the same when it comes to cybersecurity at home while we keep you protected.
A good place to start when it comes to cybersecurity hygiene is with email. Did you know that 91 per cent of cyberattacks start with email? To help protect you, a multi-layered defence system that includes machine learning, detonation and signal-sharing to quickly find and shut down e-mail attacks is at your diposal. If any of these mechanisms detect a malicious e-mail, URL, or attachment, the message is blocked from your inbox before it's opened by our secure and isolated machines. It's then analysed to give our developers additional insights and train machine learning models.
One of the easiest ways you can help us keep your devices safe is to update the device software regularly. Updates are important for maintaining your device's software to ensure it continues to run efficiently and helps keep you protected. During the update process, the latest security patches are installed to the operating system and other programs to strengthen your device against cyberattacks. Antivirus updates are also critical to making sure your device has the latest protection when it comes to virus and malware attacks. However, no matter which antivirus software you have, you will need to update this on a regular basis. The easiest way to do that is to set up automatic updates to download when you're taking a break or at the end of a work day.
You can also apply a sensitivity label to important documents and associate it with protection policies and actions like encryption, visual marking, and access controls and be assured that the protection will persist with the document throughout its lifecycle, as it is shared among users who are internal or external to your organisation. You can start by allowing users to manually classify e-mails and documents by applying sensitivity labels based on their assessment of the content and their interpretation of the organisational guidelines. However, users also forget or inaccurately apply labels, especially in these stressful times, so you need a method that will scale to the vast amount of data you have.
Protect your data with regular backups. If by chance a virus does slip through and corrupts your data, a recent backup can be a real lifesaver. At the very least, try to save files that you can't afford to lose, such as documents, pictures, financial information, favourite links, contacts, and important e-mails.
UN estimates the amount of debris in the Gaza Strip at 37 million tonnes in mid-April, or 300 kilogrammes per square metre
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