Information Management

Information Security Essentials: Protecting Digital Assets Information security helps protect people, data, and devices you rely on every day. A small mistake can lead to a loss of privacy, money, or trust. This guide offers practical steps that are easy to apply at home or in small teams, without wasting time on fancy tools. Start with risk and policy Think about what matters most: personal data, financial records, client files, or sensitive emails. Identify a few critical assets and set simple rules to protect them. A clear policy helps everyone follow the same basics. ...

Protecting Information Assets: Security Fundamentals Revisited Protecting information assets means more than guarding computers. It starts with a clear view of what you have and how it moves. Security is a system, not a single tool. When teams agree on goals, routine practice becomes easier and safer for everyone. Asset inventory and data classification help you begin with the end in mind. Build a living list of data assets, devices, and applications. Classify data by sensitivity—public, internal, confidential, or restricted. Map data flows to see where data is created, stored, and shared. This gives you a practical view of risk and a basis for decisions. ...