Last month, you probably got at least one email from a company you do business with telling you that your name and email address had been stolen. Epsilon, an email marketing firm that sends 40+ billion emails a year for client companies, had its databases hacked. Heavy hitters like Citigroup, Capitol One, American Express, Kroger, …
Disgruntled. Soon to be laid off. Starting their own firm. In desperate need for cash. Employees steal data for all kinds of reasons — it’s surprisingly common. And while no one wants to think that someone on their team would steal sensitive information, striking a balance between protecting your information and maintaining a productive environment …
By now, logging into the company computer system from the road, airport, hotel, family room, beach (sad but sometimes true) or any location is normal for many of us. “Remote access” technology is so common, in fact, that it’s easy to forget something really important: it provides a portal into the very heart of your …
