Protecting Confidential Information
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You overheard a teammate divulging confidential information about a client to a friend at the coffee shop. This information is potentially damaging to the client. What would you do in this situation, and what is your obligation to the client? Read more...
Released by Corporate Compliance Insights September 2014
Almost any type of information can be worthy of protection. Information relating to new products, trade secrets, financial performance and customers may be a business's most valuable asset and give it an advantage over its competitors. Read more....
Released by NZ Trade & Enterprise 2014
If one of your employees decided to take confidential company information with them when they resigned, how easily could they do so? Read more...
Released by HRM Online 2014