12 Common Data Security Bad Practices to Avoid

You might be falling for common data security pitfalls without even realizing it. Knowing which mistakes you’re making can help you enhance your defenses. Do you unintentionally use any of these bad practices?

1. Not Encrypting Data

Not encrypting your data in transit and at rest is a common bad practice. In fact, only 53% of organizations extensively leverage database encryption. This mistake can leave you vulnerable to breaches, man-in-the-middle attacks, and theft.

Naturally, the solution is to encrypt your …

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