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Why senior managers are the most dangerous negligent insiders

Nov

2016

43 percent of C-level executives say negligent insiders are the greatest risk to sensitive data in their organizations, according to data cited in an infographic compiled by the University of Alabama at Birmingham’s Online Master of Science in Management Information Systems program. Yet, senior managers are twice as likely workers overall to take files with […]

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More Than Half Of IT Pros Employ Insecure Data Wiping Methods

Sep

2016

A recent study found that nearly half of IT pros surveyed don’t know how to permanently erase data from a drive, leaving potentially confidential and sensitive data languishing on devices. The study by Blancco Technology Group, which surveyed over 400 IT professionals, found that 51% of respondents believe emptying a Recycle Bin permanently deletes files. […]

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Facebook sued by a Father over Suggestive Photos of his 12-year old Daughter

Sep

2011

One father from Ireland whose name remains undisclosed due to legalities, has sued Facebook over the suggestive photos that his 12-year old daughter posted on the social networking site. The photos put her at risk from pedophiles and predators, according to the father and he’s seeking an injunction forcing Facebook to close down her account […]

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