5 ways financial services firms can recover from coronavirus
Discover steps your financial services firm can take to speed up the recovery from the impact of coronavirus and get set for the long term.
Enterprise Resource Planning, or ERP, software gathers real-time data from across your business. Inventory, order management, supply chain, accounting, finance, procurement, HR and customer data is all kept in one central location.
Packed with every detail of your business’s critical day-to-day operations, ERP software helps you make smarter business decisions.
But all that information in one place also creates a security risk. Keeping your data safe and protecting your ERP security are vital for compliance and effective business performance.
Train and regularly retrain your staff, so user errors don’t create security risks.
Manufacturers build fixes to tackle known vulnerabilities so run regular software updates to include them.
Ensure passwords are changed often and only give staff access to edit the data they need.
Be aware of changes in privacy laws and legislation, so your data storage remains compliant.
Choose an ERP system that offers all the functionality you need so data isn’t regularly transferred to external software.
ERP security for all your business data is built in with Sage solutions. Our software:
Whether you’re a small business or an international corporation, Sage offers flexible, scalable ERP solutions that fit your needs.
Choose from advanced security features and customise functionality without compromising your ability to update your software. Sage constantly monitors security risks and provides regular patches to defend and protect your business data.
We’ve been creating software to help businesses manage their future for more than 35 years. You can trust we have the experience and expertise to safeguard your ERP security.
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