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IT Security Assessments: Evaluating and Mitigating IT Security Risks

In this video, CampusGuard discusses IT Risk Assessments and how they are used to evaluate possible risks and threats that could compromise the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of an organization's data and systems. In addition to the information provided in the video, we’ve also included links to resources on our website below. #ITSecurity #cybersecurity #riskassessment Are you ready to conduct an IT Security Assessment? Reach out to CampusGuard to get started at campusguard.com/contact-us. Want to learn more about IT Security Assessments with CampusGuard? Visit our website at campusguard.com/assessments. Check out these blog articles on our website for more information about cybersecurity and IT Security: Defining an IT Security Baseline https://campusguard.com/post/defining... Top 8 Actions to Incorporate in Your IT Security and Compliance Programs https://campusguard.com/post/top-8-ac... Security Awareness: Governing the Acceptable Usage of AI Technologies https://campusguard.com/post/security... Boost Your Security with Multi-Factor Authentication https://campusguard.com/post/multi-fa... 6 Reasons to Offer Security Awareness Training https://campusguard.com/post/6-reason... 9 Security Best Practices for Remote Workers https://campusguard.com/post/9-securi... The Human Element in Security https://campusguard.com/post/the-huma... Data Privacy vs. Data Security https://campusguard.com/post/data-pri... Structuring your Compliance and Security Team https://campusguard.com/post/structur... Internal Audit’s Role in Information Security https://campusguard.com/post/internal... Disclaimer: The information provided in this video is for information purposes only and may or may not represent the latest information available. CampusGuard may also change, move portions of, delete portions of, or add to the information provided at any time. You may not upload, post, reproduce, or distribute any content that is protected by copyright or other proprietary right of a third party, without obtaining permission of the owner of such right. The unauthorized submission or distribution of copyrighted or other proprietary content is illegal and could subject you to personal liability or criminal prosecution.