Self-storage operators are increasing their online presence, leveraging digital platforms and tools to better manage their facilities. Though these advantages can increase efficiency, they can also leave you susceptible to cyber attack if you don’t take proper precautions.
You receive customer information every time you rent a self-storage unit. Cyber attacks are usually aimed at destroying, accessing or changing this kind of sensitive data, such as bank accounts, credit card numbers, phone numbers, and e-mail or home addresses. They’re often designed to steal money or disrupt normal business processes.
