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Information Privacy Topics, A Discussion

Privacy is a sensitive issue that we all concerned about to some degree. Nobody wants to think that his or her every move is being watched...on the computer or not! This is also true for electronic messaging, files, and email in the workplace. When these issues are raised, inevitably there are questions that follow. Who owns these electronic files? Who can access and disclose their data? Such questions become especially important when company/client sensitive or confidential information is stored electronically. Another issue is that of Internet privacy. Our preferences and personal information can be stored with Internet Service Providers and other companies operating online. Where does it end? Who can find out what about us? These topics are ones that are likely to be in the minds of people for years to come. This paper will discuss current laws over electronic data and emails in the workplace, and associated rights of both the employer and employee. Adopting a well-written security policy is a crucial aspect of the electronic world and an issue that needs to b taken seriously. Developing such a policy will be addressed, as well as ways to improve your current policy.

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4 Oct 2001
ByJennifer Celender
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