Someone deleted a "significant amount of data" from a desktop used by a top executive for Armor Correctional Health Services.
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Tuesday, May 26, 2009
More Files Related to Jail Suit Scrubbed from Computer
Attorneys have discovered a second batch of missing computer files related to the inquiry into former Sheriff Bill Balkwill's award of a $9 million no-bid jail contract.
Someone deleted a "significant amount of data" from a desktop used by a top executive for Armor Correctional Health Services.
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Someone deleted a "significant amount of data" from a desktop used by a top executive for Armor Correctional Health Services.
Read more here.
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Computer Forensics Expert Warns Employers of Computer Fraud
Don't underestimate the wrath of a disgruntled ex-employee.
As the downturn forces businesses to shed jobs, employers should watch for computer sabotage by laid-off employees, says Gary Kessler, a computer forensics expert.
Just one vengeful act can cost a company thousands of dollars in repairs and lost productivity, and he said that these days it probably happens more often than many employers realize.
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As the downturn forces businesses to shed jobs, employers should watch for computer sabotage by laid-off employees, says Gary Kessler, a computer forensics expert.
Just one vengeful act can cost a company thousands of dollars in repairs and lost productivity, and he said that these days it probably happens more often than many employers realize.
Read more here.
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