5 Fundamental Best Practices for Enterprise Security

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5 Fundamental Best Practices for Enterprise
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• It all starts with developing a foundation for
  enterprise security, which begins with these five
  basic tools.
• Your first line of defense are firewalls.
• Use a secure router to police the flow of
  traffic.
• Have a Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 (WPA2).
• Keep your email secure.
• Use web security.

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5 Fundamental Best Practices for Enterprise
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• 1. Your first line of defense are firewalls.
• Firewalls keep unwanted files from breaching your
  network and compromising your assets.
• It provides a second line of defense and keeps
  suspicious external network traffic away.
• Firewalls are fast evolving. Many are able to
  control the flow of data by identifying the type
  of application used.

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5 Fundamental Best Practices for Enterprise
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• 2. Use a secure router to police the flow of
  traffic.
• There are some routers that have better security
  features than a firewall. These include the
  following
• Intrusion Defense System (IDS) functionality
• Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) functionality
• Service and traffic functionality tools
• Strong Virtual Private Network (VPN) data
  encryption

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5 Fundamental Best Practices for Enterprise
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• 3. Have a Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 (WPA2)
• A WPA2 is popularly used on wi-fi networks. It is
  much better than its predecessor and uses
  stronger wireless encryption methods.
• This system is more difficult for hackers and
  cyber-criminals to break

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• 4. Keep your email secure.
• Your email is a highly sought after target by
  black hat hackers. It is not uncommon to receive
  email from suspicious sources.
• If more spam email is getting through your
  current filtering system it only means you are at
  greater risk of getting malware.

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5 Fundamental Best Practices for Enterprise
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• 5. Use web security
• Attacks are becoming more complex and frequent,
  which makes simple URL filtering no longer
  sufficient. Among the features that should be
  considered for a robust web security system are
• AV Scanning
• Malware Scanning
• IP reputation awareness
• Dynamic URL categorization techniques
• Data leakage prevention function

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