Tip 1: Be careful when using unapproved cloud applications
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The risks
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If you use cloud applications that are not provided by Givaudan, you have no guarantee on how secure and reliable they are. |
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Very often you have no control over the location where your data is stored, which makes you dependant on laws and regulations which might be completely different to the ones of your home country. |
Useful tips
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Do use Givaudan applications and services for business use |
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Do not store business information on public cloud services (like Evernote, Trello, Dropbox, etc.) - there is no security guaranteed |
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We recommend to avoid storing sensitive personal information (ID card scans, private pictures or documents, etc.) on cloud services unless you are fully confident in the security of the provider. |
Scary statistics
80% of 600 IT and business decision makers use non-approved cloud services in the workplace.
In 93% of breaches, attackers take minutes or less to compromise systems.
In 2018, Twitter reported that the passwords of their users accidentally have been logged as plain text in a log file. Any person with access to that log file could have abused the Twitter accounts.