Any advanced cybersecurity plan should address electronic media in both the IT and the OT networks. Devices like CDs, flash drives, and more are problematic since each is an interface to your company’s network, introducing possible security threats.
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Access control in an advanced cybersecurity plan go well beyond usernames and passwords. It means defining, implementing, and monitoring rules to control which persons and systems may access resources within your company’s network and computer systems.
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To build or enhance your company's cybersecurity plan, one of the first steps to consider is mapping out all access points to your company’s systems and network, including the interaction points between various systems within and outside the network.
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