[..]The Center for Internet Security (CIS) and the Council on Cyber Security (CCS) defines cyber hygiene as a means to appropriately protect and maintain IT systems and devices and implement cyber security best practices.[..]
- Count: Know what’s connected to and running on your network
- Configure: Implement key security settings to help protect your systems
- Control: Limit and manage those who have administrative privileges for security settings
- Patch: Regularly update all apps, software, and operating systems
- Repeat: Regularly revisit the Top Priorities to form a solid foundation of cyber security[..]
Lack of security controls in a modern information system which eventually increases the likelihood of a cyber risk or a data breach can be termed as a cyber mess. Cyber mess can be classified into two categories focusing on technical and non-technical issues. A technical cyber mess can occur because of absence of the following:
- AAA – Authentication, Authorization and Accounting
- Access Controls – Data Level and Function Level Access Controls
- Monitoring – Security Monitoring and Security Intelligence
- Plan – Incident Response Plan
- Security Patches and Remediation process – Vulnerability Management
- Managed Cyber Risks – Continued Risk Assessments[..]
vara bungas 
Kad IT speciālisti lieto garus vārdus un teikumus, vienmēr vērts atgriezties pie šīs ilustratūras: https://xkcd.com/538/
Uzskaitītie soļi ir ok, bet vēl vajag uzsvērt uz bik tiešāku higiēnas ievērošanu – nevākt savā darba skaitļotājā visādus sifilisus no apšaubāmām vietām (tātad, neapmeklēt tās) un nelietot savu mājas vai kabatas skaitļotāju darba vajadzībām. Izklausās vienkārši, bet ej nu piespied un izkontrolē.
tā bilde labi ilustrē jēdzienu “sociālā inženierija”, bet nošķirt dators/darbs/mājas reti kuram izdodas, jāpielāgojas.