Protecting Data

Different methods of protecting data: 

• File permissions
• Access levels
• Backup and recovery procedures
• Passwords
• Physical access control
• Digital certificates
• Protocols

Protecting Data

1. File permissions versus access levels: what sets them apart?
2. How often should a business back up their data? Why? 
3. What does it mean to add physical access control to your devices? 
4. Describe how a digital certificate can keep your data safe. 
5. What protocols could a business implement to ensure their data is protected?

Exam Question

BingoUK is a UK based company that runs games of bingo in their hall. These games require an entrance fee to play. 

They are thinking of moving to an online format to allow more people to have access from the comfort of their own homes. 

What security measures should BingoUK consider implementing to protect the data of their customers?

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Activity

Create a presentation on the implications for individuals and organisations of using online communities for business needs, such as meetings.

Thinking about the ease of use, performance, availability, accessibility, cost, privacy and security. 

Specifically for organisations, as well as above, think about the implementation, integration with current systems (or replacement of) and the productivity. Is being online going to create a more efficient work force or not?