Study Suggests Your IT Staff May Be Snooping On You
Just when you thought records, passwords, and other personal information might be safe at the office, Reuters reports that a new study by Cyber-Ark, a data security company, found that 35-percent of Information Technology (IT) professionals use their digital know-how to access confidential information at work. This marks a 2-percent increase since a similar study was conducted last year. The ...
We've all heard the news about layoffs -- the daily grind of corporate downsizing that has started to sound like the background noise of a failing economy. The majority of corporations are giving their laid-off people some sort of severance package to help tide them over, at least for a few weeks, but a new survey is showing that most workers are doing something to take care of themselves: ...
This item almost reads like something out of a spy story: 'Western Government Official Conned By Seductress.' But the real news is this: a senior member of British Prime Minster Gordon Brown's staff, during a visit to Shanghai earlier this year, decided to spend the night with a pretty young local woman, and discovered the next morning his BlackBerry was missing. At risk? At the very least, ...









