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“Oh No… Not My Employees… They Would Never Do That”

Published on September 23, 2010 By ccorbet

Sound familiar?  Like the proud parent of the neighborhood bully, we often don’t want to believe that our employees could be doing anything against policy with their corporate PCs.  A recent article by Ed Moyle on TechNewsWorld entitled Are Your Employees Perfect? Or Are You Just Not Looking for Trouble? got me thinking about this [...]

Employees Ignore IT Security

Published on August 11, 2010 By ccorbet

Ross O. Storey’s article on Network World discusses a recent survey done by Check Point Software and the Ponemon Institute.  This survey of 2,100 IT security administrators across different countries and verticals produced a very interesting statistic… “82% of IT security administrators believe social networking, Internet applications and widgets have significantly lowered the security posture [...]