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A data leak has serious consequences for your business. To keep from involuntarily revealing business information, you need to have a firm grasp of the risks. You can then take appropriate measures to protect your valuable assets.
In our digital age, data is at the heart of your business. It fuels your decision-making process, innovation and competitiveness. But that large volume of sensitive information at your disposal is also the object of data leaks and the target of cyberattacks.
Data leaks often occur involuntarily. For instance, an employee might inadvertently send a confidential email to the wrong recipient or share a document with someone else by accident. But your company also entrusts a host of data to third parties. If a supplier, partner or service provider is confronted with a data leak, your data can be compromised.
A data leak can also be the result of a deliberate attack with malicious intent. Just think of an employee who knowingly leaks information for personal gain or to harm your business (the insider threat), or of criminals who infiltrate your networks and systems to steal sensitive information in order to sell it or hold you to ransom.
Efficient data leak prevention requires a firm grasp of the risks. That is why you must perform a risk assessment.
After this risk assessment you can take appropriate measures to prevent data leaks. In this video we explain the measures you need to take:
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