Understanding Server Glitches

and Securing Your Data

BY : MR. SAID ISMAIL
N O RT H D E M Y
 What are Server Glitches?
• Definition: Temporary malfunctions or disruptions in the
functioning of servers.

• Examples: Facebook outage, Google services interruption.

 Overload: High traffic or resource
demand exceeding server capacity.

Common
Causes of Software Bugs: Coding errors leading
Server to unexpected behavior.

Glitches
Hardware Failures: Malfunctioning
components or infrastructure issues.

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 Impact of Server Glitches on
Users
• Disruption: Inability to access services, loss of productivity.

• Data Vulnerability: Potential exposure of sensitive information

during downtime.

• Reputation Damage: Loss of trust from users due to frequent

outages.
Redundancy:
Implementing backup
systems to ensure
continuity.

Best Practices
for Mitigating
Monitoring:
Regularly monitoring
server health and
performance.

Patch Management:
Keeping software up-
Risks
to-date to address
vulnerabilities.
 What Users Should Do
During Server Glitches
• Stay Calm: Avoid panic and wait for updates from service
providers.

• Communication: Inform users/customers about the issue and

expected resolution time.

• Alternative Access: Utilize alternative platforms or services if

available.
Securing Your Data Amid Server Glitches

BACKUP: REGULARLY BACKUP ENCRYPTION: ENCRYPT STRONG PASSWORDS: USE

YOUR DATA TO SECURE SENSITIVE DATA TO PROTECT IT COMPLEX PASSWORDS AND
LOCATIONS. FROM UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS. ENABLE TWO-FACTOR
AUTHENTICATION.

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Actions After a Server Glitch

Consider Review Report

Password Change: Review Privacy Report Suspicious

Consider changing Settings: Ensure Activity: Report
passwords after privacy settings are any unusual
major outages. up-to-date and behavior or
secure. unauthorized
access.

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 Conclusion
• Recap: Server glitches are common and can disrupt services.

• Importance of Security: Prioritize cybersecurity measures to

protect data.

• Continuous Vigilance: Stay informed and proactive to mitigate

risks.
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ANSWER
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