New Year’s Resolution: Protect Your Data Privacy
Anyone who goes to the gym this time of year knows that resolutions can be hard to keep. Crowded exercise classes and weight machines during the first week of January quickly dissipate by the end of the month as good intentions meet up with sweaty, time consuming effort.
Just like vowing to finally get fit is a worthy goal this year, so to is protecting your data privacy. That idea might not immediately spring to mind as a resolution to make, but it should! And unlike other resolutions, Marshal makes it easy to keep.
As 2017 showed, your personal information is under siege. Hackers want your Social Security and credit card numbers for nefarious purposes, and companies can’t always be counted on to properly defend your data.
One way to protect your personal info is to limit its exposure, and an easy way to do that is to run a free Marshal scan. Once authorized, Marshal can scour your Box, Dropbox, Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive accounts to uncover any exposed Social Security numbers, credit card numbers, phone numbers and email addresses you’re still sharing.
Once you know where these data threats are in your cloud, you can take immediate action to limit your exposure.
Then Marshal automatically keeps on protecting you, sending alerts should any exposed personal information be uploaded to those cloud accounts.
And the best news is that you can get all this extra data privacy without breaking a sweat.
