July 30, 2024 * John Adams at 9:00 am
Preventing Data Leakage – Securing Your ERP Data
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SapphireOne, as a comprehensive ERP, CRM, and accounting solution, handles a vast array of critical information, including client data, supplier data, financial reports, and production data. However, data leakage can pose significant risks, potentially leading to brand damage, business interruptions, loss of clients, and even legal repercussions. Here’s how you can prevent data leakage and secure your ERP data effectively.
Implement Strict Access Control
Ensuring that only authorised personnel have access to sensitive data is crucial. Regularly review and update user access permissions to align with current roles and responsibilities. Promptly revoke access for users who no longer require it to maintain security integrity. Additionally, implement mandatory two-factor authentication (2FA) for all users. By enforcing 2FA, you significantly reduce the risk of unauthorised access, even if a password is compromised.
Regular Security Audits
Conducting regular security audits helps identify vulnerabilities and rectify them before they can be exploited. Utilise SapphireOne’s Maintenance and Security Centre to perform routine checks on records and indexes, ensuring data accuracy and consistency.
Staff Training
Educate your staff on the importance of data security and the potential risks associated with data leakage. Regular training sessions can help employees understand their role in maintaining data integrity and the best practices for handling sensitive information.
Policy and Contractual Obligations
Establish clear policies regarding data handling and ensure that all employees are aware of their contractual obligations. This includes guidelines on data access, sharing, and storage, as well as the consequences of non-compliance.
Utilise Advanced Security Features
Leverage the advanced security features provided by SapphireOne, such as real-time monitoring and automated backups. Regularly update the server’s operating system and related software to protect against vulnerabilities.
By implementing these measures, you can significantly reduce the risk of data leakage and ensure the security of your ERP data audits. For a detailed guide on maintaining your SapphireOne server, visit our SapphireOne Server Maintenance page.
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