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Bangkok Post, Thailand, guest column.
Byline: Gregory Binger
Jul. 6--WHO NEEDS AN EMPLOYEE IT POLICY? The depressing news in recent months about the continued problem worldwide of computer viruses, worms and hackers and the phenomenal damage they have caused to computer systems serves to illustrate the severity of the electronic security problem facing us today.
But what if there were a safe and sure way to decrease your company's susceptibility to electronic security risks by some 50 percent?
Even better, what if you could accomplish this simply and quickly without having to install any hardware or software? Is this just wishful thinking? Not really.
Many computer security experts agree that a significant proportion of your company's electronic security risks relate directly to internal company issues such as employee behaviour. The establishment of appropriate rules and guidelines for your general ...
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