8 เช็คลิสต์เรื่องไอทีที่ควรทำก่อนออกเดินทางแนะนำเช็คลิสต์ทางด้านไอทีแบบง่ายๆ ที่ควรตรวจสอบก่อนเดินทาง เพื่อคุณจะได้ไม่ต้องมาคอยปวดหัวระหว่างเดินทางไปเที่ยวหรือทำงานHave you ever left a charger behind at an airport?Been caught without a charge for your phone? Keep travel chaos to a minimum by reviewing our pre-travel tech checklist.
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Our technology inevitably comes with us when we travel. Most of
us won’t even travel to the end of the block without our smartphones. Travel
smarter and more securely by doing several checks before you go.
.
Use our handy tech travel checklist.
1.
Check
Your Apps
2.
Check
Your Cords & Adapters
3.
Check
Your Power
4.
Check
Your Mobile Plan
5.
Check
or Add a VPN
6.
Check
Your Backup
7.
Check
Your Device Security
8.
Check
Your Double-Checks
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Our technology inevitably comes with us when we travel. Most of us won’t even travel to the end of the block without our smartphones. When you go on a trip, not having your technology there when you need it can ruin your day.Travel smarter and more securely by doing several checks before you go. Use our handy tech travel checklist. It can save you from suffering from lost devices, missing chargers, or a data breach.1. Check Your Apps Have you ever sat at an airport gate wondering why it looked so empty? You then found out that your gate had changed, and you had no idea. You go rushing to the other end of the concourse, hoping you’re not too late. How did everyone else know about the gate change? They most likely had the app for the airline and received a notification. Before you leave for a trip, make sure to download any apps you may need. It’s better to download them when you’re at home on your own Wi-Fi. If you wait until you’re at the airport, reception may be an issue. Some of the apps you may want to grab or update before your trip are: Airline appTrain appHotel appTheme park appCamping ground appWeather appCity tourism app2. Check Your Cords & Adapters People leave behind countless chargers and adapters every day. They litter airports, restaurants, and train stations around the world. Make sure to bring a backup charger for your laptop, tablet, or phone. Otherwise, you may find yourself paying a premium for a new charger in a gift shop. Your device could also go black if you lose its charger and can’t quickly get a new one. 3. Check Your Power A great way to ensure you have the power you need is to buy a small charging battery. You can find these in most major retailers or online. They are small “blocks” that hold a charge and can power up a cell phone in a pinch. Having this extra backup also helps you avoid potential juice-jacking ports. These are fake or compromised public USB charging ports. Hackers use them to steal your data when you plug in.4. Check Your Mobile Plan If you’re traveling out of the country, you’ll want to check your mobile plan. If you don’t have the ability to call internationally, then you may not be able to text or call home. Carriers can add an international capability to your plan, but ask about pricing. It can get expensive if you’re on long calls or using mobile data. An alternative is to set up a VoIP app you can use with your office, friends, or family while you’re traveling. These enable both calls and SMS, but you do need an internet connection. 5. Check or Add a VPN Free Wi-Fi may be a welcome site when you’re on the road, but it can also be dangerous. You don’t know who else is using that Wi-Fi. A hacker hanging out on the connection can easily steal your data if you’re not protected. It’s better to use either your mobile carrier connection or a virtual private network (VPN) app. VPN plans are inexpensive and will keep your data encrypted, even if you’re on public Wi-Fi. 6. Check Your Backup Unfortunately, mishaps occur when traveling. You may leave your phone behind on a boat, have your luggage lost, or get your device stolen while in a crowded area. 10% of all laptop thefts happen in airports. Don’t lose all your data with the device! Back up your devices to the cloud or local storage before you travel. This ensures that you won’t lose the valuable information on your device. You also won’t need to think twice about enacting a remote “wipe my device” command if necessary. 7. Check Your Device Security Make your devices as secure as possible before you hit the road. When we’re traveling, our minds are occupied by other things. So, you may not think to check your antivirus or avoid suspicious phishing links. Protect your devices before you go using: Antivirus/anti-malware DNS filtering Screen lock with passcode Sharing features turned offVPN application Find-My-Device feature turned on 8. Check Your Double-Checks What do we mean by checking your double-checks? Use the buddy system as a backup. When the family is getting off a plane, each should check with the other that they have all their devices.If you’re traveling alone, have a friend or family member check up by text. Did you grab your charger? Is your VPN turned on? Those little reminders can go a long way toward avoiding digital travel nightmares. Improve the Security of Your Devices Now Don’t leave your devices unprotected. This could mean a breach of your banking app or personal data. Contact us for device security solutions to reduce your risk.
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2023 Trends in Data Privacy That Could Impact Your Complianceสรุปเทรนด์ล่าสุดปี 2023เรื่องความปลอดภัยข้อมูลที่อาจส่งผลกับ Compliance องค์กรคุณคาดการณ์ว่าภายในปี 2024 ข้อมูลส่วนบุคคลของประชากรกว่า 75% บนโลกใบนี้จะต้องได้รับการปกป้องภายใต้นโยบายอย่างน้อย 1 นโยบาย และใน ทุกวันนี้กว่า 40% ของงานด้านเทคโนโลยีการจัดการนโยบายความเป็นส่วนตัว มีการนำ AI เข้ามาประยุกต์ใช้ เราขอเชิญคุณมาเรียนรู้ไปกับเรา เรื่องเทรนด์ล่าสุด ที่จะช่วยให้งาน compliance สำหรับองค์กรเดินหน้าไปอย่างปลอดภัยและสอดคล้องกับนโยบาย Approximately 40% of privacy compliance technology needs artificial intelligence to operate. Learn how data privacy is evolving and how it could impact your compliance needs.
Data privacy has been a growing requirement ever since
the internet age began. So much personal information is flying around through
computer networks. Protecting it has become a mandate. Most companies must
follow HIPAA, GDPR, or another industry or locality-based privacy rule. By the
end of 2024, 75% of the world’s population will have their personal data
protected. It will fall under one or more privacy regulations.
You
don’t need to be a large enterprise organization to have data privacy
compliance at the top of your mind. It goes hand in hand with cybersecurity.
Additionally, privacy requirements hit all sized companies.
Between
July 2020 and July 2021, GDPR violations rose by 113.5%. The
number of associated fines also jumped, by 124.92%. Check out this link here, to
find out about some of the biggest fines for GDPR data violations.
It’s
important to make data privacy a priority and factor it into all your data
collection processes. When companies collect, send, or store personally
identifiable information (PII) it needs protection. This means putting adequate
safeguards in place.
To
stay on top of your privacy compliance obligations, you should also keep up
with trends in this area. Next up, we’ve documented the biggest data privacy
trends happening in 2023 that you should be aware of.
What’s Happening in Data Privacy Compliance?
AI Governance
Approximately 40% of
privacy compliance technology needs artificial
intelligence (AI) to operate. AI has certainly made its way into many of the
applications we use on a daily basis.
When
you’re typing in MS Word and text just springs up as a suggestion, that’s AI
predicting what you’ll type next. When working on a photograph in Photoshop,
you can now click a button to give a frowning face a smile. This is also the
work of AI.
So,
it’s no surprise that AI is running many of the algorithms responsible for
keeping data protected. But what happens when there is a problem with the AI?
This
is the question that AI governance is working to address. This is a new trend
in data privacy because AI has never been so prevalent throughout the data
journey as it is now.
Whenever
AI is used in the data protection area, organizations need to govern it
properly. This helps ensure that automated processes aren’t accidentally
exposing sensitive data.
Consumer Privacy UX
A
trend that we’ve seen over the last several months is putting more privacy
power into the consumer’s hands. Many privacy regulations require that apps and
websites provide data transparency. They need to tell people what data they’re
collecting, how they’re collecting it, and what they do with it. People also
need an “out” to get their data back.
These
needs have led to consumer privacy UX becoming a “thing.” You can think of this
as a centralized privacy portal. A place people can access privacy-related
settings in various apps. This gives better visibility into how their data is
being used.
Increased Scrutiny of Remote Employee Monitoring
The
pandemic has forever changed the global workforce. Many organizations are now
running completely remote offices. Or may be using a mix of remote and
in-office staff. The dramatic increase in people working from home has led to
data collection changes. Companies are ramping up their monitoring of those
employees working off-site.
But
this type of monitoring opens a can of worms when it comes to data privacy.
Organizations need to ensure that they aren’t encroaching on the rights of
their staff. This is most pertinent when putting monitoring in place on
employee devices.
For
example, approximately 49% of
remote employees use their personal computers for work.
Companies often put endpoint device monitoring in place for security reasons.
They need to ensure they are not gathering or backing up any personal data.
That would be data owned by the employee and not the company.
Data Localization
One
of the concerns when the social app TikTok became popular relates to location.
With the firm being a China-based company, people worried about the privacy of
their data. The data was originally stored on servers governed by the Chinese
government. A country with very different data privacy rules than the US and
other countries.
Data
localization is going to become more prevalent. Increasingly organizations look
at where their cloud data is being stored. Where a server resides governs the
privacy rules and regulations that it may fall under. Thus, companies and
governments are now asking a question of cloud providers. This is, “Where is my
data stored?” Many want their data to be as close to home as possible.
Privacy-Enhancing Computation (PEC)
Data
privacy by design is a fairly new term. Using privacy-enhancing computation is
a way that AI is helping cybersecurity. By using PEC as a built-in component of
software and apps, developers provide value to clients. They address privacy
concerns by making data protection more automated. Look for PEC components in
data analytics when shopping for business tools.
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