Comment Is anyone surprised by this? (Score 1) 392
This is just FUD meant to scare people.
Depending on your position in an organization, there is a good possibility you've been tasked with snooping on someone as part of your job. At the very least, many of you have probably been asked to help a member of management snoop on someone.
How many people monitor internet traffic at their company? How many people are in charge of sensitive DB's? Call monitoring?
Snooping on employees has become the norm in organizations since any technology that enables it has been developed. As much as I hate to admit it, there really is no expectation of privacy when you are using resources that are owned by someone else.
Depending on your position in an organization, there is a good possibility you've been tasked with snooping on someone as part of your job. At the very least, many of you have probably been asked to help a member of management snoop on someone.
How many people monitor internet traffic at their company? How many people are in charge of sensitive DB's? Call monitoring?
Snooping on employees has become the norm in organizations since any technology that enables it has been developed. As much as I hate to admit it, there really is no expectation of privacy when you are using resources that are owned by someone else.
