From audit cheats to bringing data to a new job, unscrupulous employees put organizations at risk.
July 10, 2016
The prevailing security wisdom to "trust but verify" comes from a deep well of painful experience.
The fact is that there are always a few bad apples in the barrel, and when it comes to employees--whether IT or your typical corporate user--the bad actors can introduce a lot of risk to the organization. But some IT executives may not realize just how many potential bad apples there can be, depending on the circumstances.
Here are a few statistics that show how prevalent shaky ethics really are in the workplace.
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