Changes in an IT environment are important. I wrote previously about
using a checklist against your change management process to verify that
all the bases are covered (read about it here).
But there are a number of things you can do to verify how the changes
have been performed as well as to determine when changes are made that
are not formal (unauthorized or even hacking). This is a fundamental
aspect of IT safety. If we work in an IT environment and don't practice
safety we become the equivalence of a smartphone user with a cracked
screen.
Read the full article on Pulse here.
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