Service companies hold addresses, codes and payment info.
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Access codes
Restricted.
Payment
Secure processing.
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Permissions
By role.
Devices
Passwords.
Photos
Careful.
A closer look
A lost tablet can expose hundreds of customer codes. Device passwords, role-based permissions and removing access for former employees are simple protections.
Where to start
Review software permissions and remove former employees today.
An example
A company discovered ex-employees still had access. Removing them closed a big risk.
Common mistakes
Shared logins, no device locks and storing card numbers.
What to track
Track access reviews.
Questions to ask
Who sees codes? Are devices locked? Do we remove access quickly?
Leadership sets the tone
Make privacy part of onboarding and offboarding. Every new hire learns the rules, and every departure triggers immediate removal of access.
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Frequently asked questions
What customer data should service companies protect?
Addresses, door and alarm codes, payment details, contact information, photos of homes and service history.