The Right Formula for Data Leak Protection

Whether on the race track, on the web or in the boardroom, data leaks are invariably bad news.  Just ask Ferrari and McLaren, the F1 giants embroiled in controversy over allegedly stolen technical documents. Or Facebook, who mistakenly exposed a slice of their own source code recently, and thereby possibly their own users. Or Monster.com, who made the monster mistake of losing over a million customer records to expert “phishers.”

• berofx says:
• While reading this I remembered a forum post back on SitePoint where a small start-up owner was explaining how he manages data leaks. Basically, no phones, no Internet, no CD/DVD/USB drives for anyone. And he was running a Internet based business. Don't need to say what was the response! In my opinion, if you treat (pay) your staff well, you won't have to worry about such problems.