MySecureCyberspace: Office

If you run a small business or home office, these resources provide reliable know-how to secure your valuable data and equipment and give you peace of mind.

Articles

A Workplace Danger: The Insider Threat – Security procedures are all for naught if the attacker's name is on the payroll.
Best Practices for Publishing a Company Electronic Newsletter – By following best practices, companies can use electronic newsletters to reach new customers and avoid being labeled as spam.
Enterprise Security Management – When small and large businesses provide a Web site, they should attempt to make it as secure and safe as possible, both for themselves and their customers.
Keeping Security in Mind When Granting Access Privileges – The principle of least privilege outlines an effective and secure way to share resources.
Secure Web Site, Safe Business – When small and large businesses provide a Web site, they should attempt to make it as secure and safe as possible, both for themselves and their customers.
Setting Up a Secure Network in the Office – Advice for securing the office network for your small business.
When To Patch – How a business decides when best to apply a security patch.

Recommended resources

CERT/CC: the first computer security incident response team, and a major coordination center in dealing with Internet security problems. They have useful information to protect your office.
- Safeguarding your Data
- Recovering from a Trojan Horse or Virus
- Protect your workplace
- Coordinating Virus and Spyware Defense: how much protection do you need?
- Collection of software assurance and security information to help software developers, architects, and security practitioners create secure systems: Build Security In
- Defending Cell Phones or PDA Against Attack