The New Year – and particularly 2016 – is a perfect time to review your company’s cybersecurity policies and make necessary changes. From governmental entities, to nonprofits who collect donations by credit card, to the health care industry’s collection of health data, to employers who store employees’ social security numbers, and to hotels and resorts that collect traveler data, nearly all businesses are susceptible to liability resulting from a data breach.
The list below outlines the five key precepts of a cybersecurity plan, and is a good starting point for you to use in reviewing, updating or even drafting a cybersecurity policy for your business.
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