Thursday, June 16th, 2011
No doubt you’ve heard that a chain is only as strong as its weakest link. In the world of electronic funds transfers, this maxim holds doubly true. It applies to security systems and the networks they run on (including the Internet) as well as the users of those systems and networks. A security system can only defend a network if it offers sufficient coverage and controls. Absent such controls, users can, intentionally or accidentally, access, change or steal data that they are not authorized to see.
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The British Columbia Court of Appeal recently upheld a lengthy prison sentence for a bookkeeper who defrauded her employer of over $700,000.
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With the technology at employees’ fingertips, employers worry about whether their employees are engaging in personal Internet use during work hours.
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Have you experienced theft at your business? Who did it—an outsider, a new hire or the long-term employee you’d never have suspected? It could be any of them, and you shouldn’t be surprised if it’s the latter.
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