Recommendations for Organizational-Level Security Planning
Enterprise-level security hereby means implementing security protocols and systems which can protect the company’s online and offline assets from the security breach.
2. Cloud-based management
We recommend transferring the security option of your enterprise to a cloud-based management system with high-level access controls. Cloud-based systems provide flexibility and accessibility from remote areas and can monitor if a breach happens.
4. Physical security
Physical security is another most important area as it is responsible for the company’s growth and overall working structure. Physical systems need to be protected from physical and online breaches and the same appropriate access controls should be implemented in the company. We recommend using mobile access control provider for the authentication system of the employees rather than physical key cards
6. Identity management system
It is very important to manage the identity of all the employers and employees of an organization. Here, companies should opt for a mobile-based authentication system for more convenience and streamline the process. When integrated with the company’s management system, it will sync and identify all the possible employee’s and employer’s information.
8. Proper training
Apart from all the recommendations for security systems and security regarding the beprotocols, it is very necessary to provide proper training and education to your employees st practices to mitigate risks, security protocols, and how to configure and operate the system.
1. Right Technology
It is very recommended to choose security solutions that can offer enterprise-level security and can fulfill your whole needs. Prefer the vendors which can provide unique features which can increase the productivity, scale of business, and overall monitoring system.
3. Risk management system
It is recommended to audit and create a checklist for all the possible risks and its mitigation system for main and subsidiary companies. Some of the potential risk factors are crime rate, active users, etc.
5. Data Protection
The most protected area in an enterprise should be its valuable data. The company’s IP can be valued at billions of dollars, and if breached can cause immense loss to the company. We recommend adding an extra layer of security options on the data servers and fewer access controls should be given in a company for access to confidential data. The communication system should be encrypted between the servers and also the employees.
7. Compliance management
It is very important to meet the compliance standard for your business as it will help to create a reputation in the market. As a security company, there are different security standards and protocols which need to be followed and complied with to receive a compliance certificate. Also, when interacting with third-party vendors ask them to provide their compliance certificate as it will act as an assurance that the vendor is legit.
