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	<title>Comments on: Workers stealing data now in preparation for layoffs</title>
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		<title>By: Sean Smith</title>
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		<dc:creator>Sean Smith</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 17 Jun 2009 19:50:52 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>&quot;It sounds like many of those IT departments need to boost their security protocols — 62% of the employees surveyed said it would be “easy” to steal information.&quot;

Don&#039;t blame IT for this one.  This isn&#039;t an IT problem and there&#039;s no technical solution.  This is a people problem.  Dishonest people with access to things will do dishonest things.

These people &quot;stealing&quot; the information usually need to have full access to it while working for the company.  Even if given &quot;read only&quot; access to things, people still have the use of a pen and paper to write things down.  If they&#039;re supposed to have access to it, don&#039;t blame IT for them taking it.  Blame the people that hired them and required that these dishonest people get the access that allowed them to steal the information.

IT can&#039;t stop the dishonest marketing and sales droids from printing or forwarding their contacts list, or copying it down with simple pen and paper.  IT can&#039;t stop the dishonest engineer from keeping a copy of the CAD drawings.  IT can&#039;t stop dishonest people from using the copier to take their own copies of documents.  IT can&#039;t stop someone from printing those documents in the first place if they&#039;re supposed to be able to.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>&#8220;It sounds like many of those IT departments need to boost their security protocols — 62% of the employees surveyed said it would be “easy” to steal information.&#8221;</p>
<p>Don&#8217;t blame IT for this one.  This isn&#8217;t an IT problem and there&#8217;s no technical solution.  This is a people problem.  Dishonest people with access to things will do dishonest things.</p>
<p>These people &#8220;stealing&#8221; the information usually need to have full access to it while working for the company.  Even if given &#8220;read only&#8221; access to things, people still have the use of a pen and paper to write things down.  If they&#8217;re supposed to have access to it, don&#8217;t blame IT for them taking it.  Blame the people that hired them and required that these dishonest people get the access that allowed them to steal the information.</p>
<p>IT can&#8217;t stop the dishonest marketing and sales droids from printing or forwarding their contacts list, or copying it down with simple pen and paper.  IT can&#8217;t stop the dishonest engineer from keeping a copy of the CAD drawings.  IT can&#8217;t stop dishonest people from using the copier to take their own copies of documents.  IT can&#8217;t stop someone from printing those documents in the first place if they&#8217;re supposed to be able to.</p>
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