Treat the intranet as a child, not your employees
Like a child, an intranet is a lot of work
Like a child, an intranet is a lot of work
One can spend a lot of money on IT. One CEO of an outrageously profitable financial services firm (who shall remain nameless at the risk of losing my head or shares) is known to say, despite the climbing profit,
Securing your intranet requires more than just technology. In fact, employees represent your highest risk and point of breach. CMPnet.com
After the ubiquitous employee complaint about not being able to find anything on the corporate intranet, one of the next most common complaints is about passwords.
Did you know there is software that you can download for free that can crack password protected network in less than 5 seconds? Or that your website can be copied and replicated with a simple click of a mouse? What …
Those scam artists are getting bold. The ROI from the Nigerian and Cameroon email scams are no longer the bounty they once were despite the compelling and well-written tales of woe and potential riches. Fool me once shame on me. …
The top two IT-related problems are operational incidents and staffing issues, according to a global survey commissioned by the IT Governance Institute (ITGI). A previous top priority, security has fallen to seventh on the list of the top eight IT …
Spies, communists, intranets