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Dec 5, 2019
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Your business hasn't stood still since January and your systems haven't either. You've added people to the team, adopted new tools and made fast calls to keep things moving. What’s hard to keep track of is the trail those decisions leave behind, including who still has access to systems they no longer need, where your data ended up and who’s responsible for what. By July, most businesses are running on assumptions about how their systems work. Here are four things to examine before those assumptions become expensive. 1. Access was expanded. Was it ever revisited? New hires came in and needed to get on systems quickly. Other employees moved into new roles and picked up permissions along the way. Temporary access was granted to keep a project moving or cover for someone who was out. But access almost never gets revisited after it’s needed, which means the picture inside most businesses looks like this: • People have more privileges than their current role requires • Former employe

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6 Questions Smart Companies Ask Their IT Provider Every Quarter

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The Longest Day of the Year and You’re Still Out of Time

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