Bangalore: Breaking organizational security has always been a plus point for the hackers. So are the companies aware of this process? Do they think that they are safe and sound in security? Certain reports say that some hardcore hackers think that breaking an organization security is just a simple child play. They proudly believe that they can crack within a couple of hours. So after this guaranteed breaking, are the companies really thinking about their defense? Who are the ones to be blamed for? Well a huge organization can’t take all the blame. There are q including the IT admin. If you are prone in making the same blunders over and over again, then you are the one to be blamed.

According to Roger of Infoworld here’s a list of 5 big mistakes that you’re probably making.

1. Assuming that patching is good:

Companies go on boasting about how well patched up they are. Meaning, the operating systems are up to date. But researches say that applications which are always prone to attacks are not well patched.

A better patching program or an admin simply who can oversee these is what organizations can always come up with. But, unfortunately most of the admins just scrap off the patching job from their to-do lists.  

Another instance is the patching of software’s like Java or PHP. If a firm finds a random error after patching these applications, then a sudden notice pops up saying that further updation is forbidden. Instead of finding the compatibility problem, admins’ like to stop the update, thinking that they are safe without patching, which is always is a better lead to hacking. And still this process is continued for years.