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
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
Road warriors who carry a laptop through airport security felt a surge of hope last year when the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) issue guidelines for carry bags.
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Tags: bas, laptop, scanning, security, Transportation Security Administration, TSA
The boom in telecommuting’s being driven by soaring gas prices and a sinking economy, and now there’s data that’s showing just how big an impact the practice is having.
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Tags: lower costs, productivity, security, survey, telecommute, training, upgrades, virtualization, VPN
Ever get nervous about electronically transmitting sensitive finance data to the IRS or other government agencies? Well, you can calm your frazzled nerves — soon.
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Tags: DNSSEC, electronic transmission, redirect, security, Web traffic
Think you have to be a high-profile company to be targeted for a security attack?
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Tags: attack, breach, compromised, cusomters, data, security
How many IT staffers abuse their access to confidential information?
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Tags: e-mail, IT staff, private data, security
In a perfect world, you might have more choices like this one: We’ll give you a decent raise, or you can pass up the money and work from home some of the time.
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Tags: costs, pay, raise, recruitment, retention, security, telecommuting
