As every year, this November 30 marks the International Computer Security Day, a celebration with more than 30 years of existence, which was born after the appearance of the first malware registered, known as “Morris Worm” in 1988. This date has the clear objective of reminding and raising awareness about the importance of data protection in the digital sphere.
The ninth European Cybersecurity Month of the European Union (ECSM) is being celebrated this October, whose objective is to promote online security among EU citizens. This cybersecurity awareness campaign is an initiative of the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) and the European Commission, with the support of the Member States.
Data makes the world go round, like knowing it is an incredibly powerful resource. Data can make or break organizations, businesses, and even countries. With data, we can make sound decisions and powerful predictions.
Protecting your data has always been an important habit in this world of digital supremacy. There have been different programs, tools, and companies dedicated to doing so in different ways.
There are many methods to protect your data and make sure it is never lost. From copying your files to a spare computer to uploading them to a cloud. Backing up data is nothing new, but that doesn’t mean it is no longer necessary.
As we have already commented in previous articles, UDS Enterprise 3.0 supports different double and multi-factor authentication methods. Among the second ones is the AuthPoint solution. The company behind the product, WatchGuard, has carried out the integration of this system to implement an extra layer of security in user access to virtual desktops, virtual applications, and remote computers deployed by UDS Enterprise connection broker.
Today, IT security is a critical issue for organizations in all industries. Keeping corporate information, sensitive data, and computer systems safe has become a priority. User access must be properly shielded to set a first effective firewall to prevent unwanted intrusions. For this reason, double or multi-factor authentication is an increasingly popular method. UDS Enterprise supports these authentication systems so that organizations can apply their own security policies on user access to virtual desktops, applications, and devices available for remote use.
