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The reality is that while networks provide easy and remote access to data and devices for many simultaneous users, they also present a large range of security concerns. Just as it is easy for an authorised user to access important data, it can be just as easy for a hacker to deliberately steal, delete or copy this important data. Unfortunately, without proper precautions, it can also be very easy for data to be accidentally lost. A security breach, whether deliberate or accidental, can have disastrous consequences for an organisation.
It is for this reason that organisations use a variety of methods to protect the data, or recover lost data, especially when it is stored on a network.
- Passwords
- Biometrics
- Physical security
- Backups
- Disaster prevention and management
- Antivirus software
- Encryption
- Firewalls
Privacy
- Privacy legislation
Ethics
- Legal Implications
- Publishing responsibilities
- Harassment/Equal Opportunity
Network Advantages
There are many advantages of using a network in an organisation. Due to the nature of networks, it provides data and resource sharing, promotes easy communication, allows remote access to data and equipment and ensures a satisfactory level of security.
- Servicing Work stations
- Software/Data Maintenance
- Security Levels
- Communications
Network Dangers
- Freeloaders
- Hackers
- Viruses
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