Data poisoning by way of logic corruption, data manipulation and data injection happen when the attacker finds a way to access your data set. Poison attacks vary depending on the level of access the attacker is able to achieve Here’s what you can do to ensure such access is prevented.
- The data poisoning attacks discussed above adversely affect your IT system’s machine learning capabilities. So, the first logical step would be to invest in a good machine learning malware detection tool. These tools are different from the typical anti-malware tools you get in the market and are specifically designed to prevent machine learning capability poisoning.
- Always follow general IT security best practices such as-
Is there help protecting against poison attacks?
Whether it is data poisoning or a malware attack, you certainly don’t have the time to look into all the security aspects yourself. Even if you happen to have an in-house IT team, this 24/7 monitoring may be too much for them to handle as you grow. Consider bringing a reputed MSP on board to help you with this, so you can focus on your business, worry-free, while they ensure your data is safe.
Contact Responza today to set up a
FREE Cybersecurity Audit
Discover more about IT poison attacks.
Recent Comments