5 ways to properly secure new technology

Database errors and security breaches have increased significantly in recent years. With data migration, vulnerability to error and hacking is a great risk. “We have seen a large number of breaches and failures due to human error,” says Robert Reeves, Co-founder and CTO of Datical. Often times, humans underestimate and rely too much on “technology” to believe there will be room for error, but you can still make mistakes. Reeves emphasizes the need to automate security and system standards to eliminate (or significantly decrease) human error. Below are five recommendations on how to ensure that new technologies and systems are properly automated and secured:

Mandate corporate security standards are applied to any new technology before deployment.
Secure C-level and board support for universal application of security standards
Automate security process whenever possible
Continuously improve security as threats change
Link IT security management with the organization’s overall risk management assessments

By automating security with technology, we can significantly lower the potential risk for human error.

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