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HUMANWALL

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The Human Wall — The First Line of Cybersecurity

Most cyber attacks on small businesses start with a person being asked to click, approve, pay or share. This mission shows how people, simple processes and basic tools work together to stop them.
Does everyone in your organisation know how to report a suspicious message, call or login prompt?

1. Does everyone in your organisation know how to report a suspicious message, call or login prompt?

How does your organisation respond when someone reports a mistake, such as clicking a suspicious link?

2. How does your organisation respond when someone reports a mistake, such as clicking a suspicious link?

Is multi-factor authentication (MFA) turned on for your main email and banking accounts?

3. Is multi-factor authentication (MFA) turned on for your main email and banking accounts?

Do staff know never to share OTPs or approve login prompts they did not start?

4. Do staff know never to share OTPs or approve login prompts they did not start?

Is there a documented owner for the key control in this chapter?

5. Is there a documented owner for the key control in this chapter?

Can the organisation provide current evidence that the control works?

6. Can the organisation provide current evidence that the control works?

Are weaknesses tracked to an owner and target date?

7. Are weaknesses tracked to an owner and target date?

Do employees know how to report a concern or incident?

8. Do employees know how to report a concern or incident?

Is this topic reviewed regularly and after significant changes?

9. Is this topic reviewed regularly and after significant changes?

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