Businesses in the Philippines should restrict employees’ access to systems and information to only what their jobs require to help reduce cybersecurity risks, an expert said. The approach, known as the principle of least privilege, helps limit the damage that could result from compromised employee accounts. Arun Kumar, regional vice president of Zoho Corporation’s enterprise information technology (IT) management division in India, said organizations should divide their networks into smaller, separately protected sections to help prevent a cyberattack from spreading. The practice is called network microsegmentation. “Let employees have access to only what they are supposed to do and also…
