Portuguese Lighting Magazine Issue 18 | Page 28

ARTIGO EM DESTAQUE / FEATURED ARTICLE

.27 | MAIO/MAY

We provide some of the main tips so that you can keep protected against recurrent virtual attacks:

•Updating Equipment and Systems;

•Network Protection;

•Continuous Training on the risks and consequences of a careless use of digital resources;

•Use of Cloud Technology;

•Data Monitoring;

•Use of Backups;

•Care of the URL;

•Special Attention to Personal Equipment;

•Avoid Free Wifi Networks;

•Multifactor Authentication;

•Navigation in Private Mode;

•Do not click on suspicious links. If in doubt, write the address in the browser bar;

•Avoid sending chain e-mails.

There are no 100% effective solutions to protect an organisation. However, the essential thing is always prevention.

ActiveSys is the ideal partner in this sense, since it is a Portuguese entity, founded in 2017, which acts essentially as a specialized technology consulting and services company dedicated to the design, conception and implementation of technological solutions with specialized services of information systems integration, protection and information management, data center and disaster recovery, unified communications, security and networking. It also provides managed services and maintenance of solutions at the clients' premises with support services and remote monitoring of information systems on a 24x7 basis.

To sum up, the digital transformation that we were already witnessing at a gradual pace has been accelerated by the appearance of the pandemic, bringing with it a set of new challenges and opportunities. It is up to technology consultancies and their IT experts to leverage opportunities and respond effectively to technological challenges, making digital transformation and media security cohabitable.

Protecting organisations and investing in cybersecurity has never been more urgent.

Cybercrime is real and the risk of cyberattacks is permanent! Count on ActiveSys to protect yourself.

"There are no 100% effective solutions to protect an organisation. However, the essential thing is always prevention."