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Well.... Er ...... they DO allow it.... firing or not..
If they didn't allow it....the employee would never have even had access to all that sensitive information. How/why does a corporation even allow that type of info to be downloaded??

The fact that someone got fired is nothing. That employee is a feeble attempt at creating a scapegoat. The real problem lies in poor information security. If/when several thousand people get ripped off or have their credit rating destroyed, ask them if they are consoled by the fact that the employee got fired.

>>Er...
They don't allow it. Hence the termination of this employee. <<
Posted by: shawkins   Posted on: 12/15/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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What they haven't told you...  uffda | 12/14/06
Interesting that you bring that up  GuidingLight | 12/15/06
How can they not be ahead of this by now...  BitTwiddler | 12/15/06
Er...  jle | 12/15/06
Well.... Er ...... they DO allow it.... firing or not..  shawkins | 12/15/06
Why is employee data on laptops anyway?  usc1801 | 12/15/06

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