Security best practices
Learn about key security responsibilities and best practices when working with clients through Proxify.
📌 Security is part of your professional responsibility
When working with a client, you’re trusted not only to deliver quality work, but also to protect the client’s systems, data, and users. Security is a shared responsibility, and your actions help maintain trust between you, the client, and Proxify.
✅ Key takeaways
- Security is a shared responsibility, and you represent both yourself and Proxify when working with a client.
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Protecting client systems and data starts with strong fundamentals:
- Use strong, unique passwords and enable two-factor authentication wherever possible.
- Never share credentials or access tokens - no exceptions.
- Keep your devices updated and use reputable antivirus and firewall protection.
- If you’re working on a shared or public network, always use a VPN.
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Follow all client security policies, and ask for clarification whenever something is unclear - assumptions create risk.
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Report any suspicious activity or potential vulnerabilities immediately, as maintaining trust depends on proactive, responsible action.
- As a tech expert, you’re trusted not only to deliver great work but also to protect the client’s systems, data, and users.
💡Tip: Strong security practices help protect client systems, sensitive information, and professional trust. Small habits like securing your devices, protecting credentials, and communicating proactively can prevent larger security issues.
🔗 See also
- How to set up your Proxify email alias
- Succeeding in your first engagement
- How to deliver high-quality work in Proxify engagements
- Preparing for an engagement at Proxify
🛠 Still need help?
If you have questions about engagement expectations, communication, or collaboration, reach out to your Success Manager for support.