In this episode of Cash in the Cyber Sheets, we dive deeper into the Dirty 13—the most common findings from information security audits. From daisy-chained power strips to sticky-note passwords, we unpack how these seemingly simple issues pose serious risks. Building on our latest blog, we highlight overlooked physical security controls, legal hazards like unmaintained fire extinguishers, and the dangers of unsecured visitor access. Tune in for practical tips, real-world examples, and a few laughs as we explore how to address these low-hanging fruits before they lead to high-stakes consequences.

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The Dirty 13: The Most Common Audit Findings in Physical Information Security

Explore more topics from the Cash in the Cyber Sheets - Dirty 13 series:

• Poor Password Management
• Bad Data Classification
• Most Common Data Backup Failures
• Backup Restore Testing
• MSP Misconceptions
• Incident Response Management
• Supplier Risk Management
• Audit, Logging, & Monitoring
• Inadequate Employee Security Awareness & Training
• Inadequate Risk Management in CPA Information Security Programs