Description
This module is an introduction to some of the common technologies utilised by businesses, and the risks to consider before and after their implementation. Small businesses are just as likely to experience a cyber security risk as a larger organisation, and must take preventative measures through establishment of risk strategies, plans and software policies.
There are also many security and risk factors to consider when ensuring adequate protection of your clients’, as well as your organisation’s, sensitive information. This module will help you identify these factors and ensure proper management of security risks.
Key Topics
- Common technology security risks
- Top 10 tasks of information security
- Protecting client and company information
- Laws and regulatory requirements
This course consists of one online course and one online assessment.
This module is one of a series within the Technology component of the My Firm. My Future. Framework. It is designed to complement other learning modules in the My Firm. My Future. suite.
Learning objectives
- Assess popular business technologies for security risks and recommend how these might be mitigated.
- Identify the top 10 tasks of information security.
- Recommend steps to protect client information, and sensitive company information from unauthorised internal and external parties.
- Recognise relevant laws and regulatory requirements and implement processes to meet these obligations.
Audience
This course is suitable for SME business owners and accountants advising business owner clients.