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Showing 1-12 of 12 results foundCompanies ramping up e-mail monitoring
June 9, 2005 Survey finds that 63 percent of companies employ or plan to employ personnel to monitor employee e-mail.E-mail monitoring may violate European laws
April 12, 2007 Human rights legislation cited in ruling won by college employee whose phone, online communications were monitored.Is your boss monitoring your e-mail?
May 18, 2005 A quarter of employers have sacked workers for how they use their e-mail--and even for misuse of the office phone, a study shows.Surfing a bigger risk than spam to company networks
September 15, 2006 Businesses are more likely to pick up a virus via employee Web surfing than from e-mail attachments, study says.AOL revises privacy policy
October 8, 2005 Portal won't sell addresses, but it will track user activity to offer personalized content and targeted ads.Two-pronged tech aims to plug data leaks
June 3, 2005 Tablus promises to monitor both networks and desktops to help prevent the escape of a company's confidential information.Police blotter: Patriot Act e-mail spying approved
February 10, 2006 Federal judge OKs prosecutors' Patriot Act request for e-mail surveillance without any evidence of wrongdoing by the target.U.K. to issue public virus alerts
February 24, 2005 British government creates a Web site with virus alerts and security advice for home PC users and small businesses.Microsoft rushes out 'critical' fix
September 26, 2006 Update repairs serious security hole cybercrooks have been using to get malicious software on Windows PCs.Mind those IMs--your cubicle's walls have eyes
October 25, 2004 As more firms install software to keep tabs on workers, start-ups and heavy hitters alike spy an opportunity in surveillance products.Police blotter: Wife e-surveilled in divorce case
March 1, 2007 Man captures keystrokes and screen grabs of wife's chats with suspected lover--and is allowed to use them in divorce case.Week ahead: Linux, Gates and Hurricane Jeanne
September 26, 2004 Red Hat's analyst confab is in New York, while Bill Gates is in Silicon Valley. And Florida tech event planners are closely watching Hurricane Jeanne.
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