Guy Bunker’s book “Data Leaks For Dummies” was published in March 2009. It covers everything to do with data leaks and how to prevent them.
Data leaks expose your customers to identity theft and your business to security risks. But how do you set up a data loss prevention plan? Start with Data Leaks For Dummies!
Now more than ever, it’s critical to keep your company data locked up tighter than Fort Knox. Data Leaks For Dummies has the scoop on what’s at risk, how leaks happen, how to keep your data safe without being inflexible, and even what to do if the worst happens. It shows you how to:
Identify risk by learning to see your data the way a criminal would
Recognize how innocent mistakes, common carelessness, and malicious insiders also pose a threat
Learn how to defend against phishing, e–mail threats, and wireless security breaches
Be alert for social engineering attacks, suspicious contract workers, dumpster divers, and plain old eavesdroppers
Plan for safe disposal of old hardware, use caution with SMS and e–mail archives, and be aware of how Webcasts and conference calls can be invaded
Discover how crooks steal data in public places such as Internet cafes
Develop a recovery plan, build a team, and even manage press coverage should data loss occur
You’ll learn why free data storage devices could cost you a lot, how to protect mobile devices, why data corruption might be even worse than data loss, and how you can help software developers build safer applications. Data Leaks For Dummies will help you protect your customers, the reputation of your business, and your bottom line.
Guy Bunker is speaking on DLP as a Service (DLPaaS) at the BrightTalk DLP summit on August 5th. The talk can be heard online.
