These days, most cell phones come equipped with built-in cameras. Those devices pose several little-known legal risks when they’re brought into the workplace.
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Tags: camera phones, harassment, privacy, security
When your company’s IT department lets someone go, are they leaving the organization open to sabotage?
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Tags: ex-employee, IT staff, sabotage
Now’s a good time to caution supervisors and HR about being too quick to classify IT networking staffers as exempt from overtime under the FLSA.
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Tags: Apple, classify, lawsuit, networking, staff
Quick check: If your company pays taxes electronically, are you sure your password is still valid? Earlier this year, the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS) changed its password requirements.
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Tags: EFTPS, password, security, tax payment system
President-elect Barack Obama figured out how useful the Internet can be for fundraising. But once he takes office, the Web’s darker side will occupy plenty of his time and attention.
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Tags: cyber security, defense, Defense Science Board, Department of Defense
The Federal Trade Commission will suspend enforcement of the new “Red Flags Rule” until May 1, 2009, to give creditors and financial institutions
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Tags: Federal Trade Commission, FTC, identity theft, Red Flags Rule
Looks like eager Microsoft Windows users started snapping up
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Tags: download, leak, operating system, pirates, Vista, Windows 7
Thanks to a new site, giving constructive criticism to a co-worker has never been easier.
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It’s getting hard to keep up with the constantly evolving ways hackers are tricking users into launching malicious code.
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Tags: clickjacking, hackers, malicious code, threat, users, Web sites
