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Jobs at Risk = Data at Risk

Nearly 60% of employees steal valuable information when they leave a job – according to recent survey by Ponemon Institute.

The Ponemon Institute surveyed 945 adults in the US who were laid-off, fired or changed jobs in the last 12 months.

Malicious insiders use the information to get a new job, start their own business or for revenge.

Global economic losses due to data theft and security breaches by organized crime, hackers and inside jobs reached $1 trillion last year.

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One Response to “Jobs at Risk = Data at Risk”

  1. Hackers have all the equipment to pull this off. They probably have like 5 computers. If $1000′s of dollars was stolen from the company from a hacker then I would go to the court, but if it’s only $100′s, it makes no sense at all to me just to go to court. Sometimes companies blame people from their own mistakes and to me that is wrong. The same thing happened with my friend from cali and he won in court and the company was fined a big amount. I think in order to be a hacker, you have to go school for hacking in my opinion.

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