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Why Do Workers Steal Data?Why Do Workers Steal Data?

I was fascinated by Sharon Gaudin's recent article reporting that <a href="http://www.informationweek.com/news/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=199500629">45% of professionals steal data</a> when they leave their jobs. I couldn't help wondering why they do it. A desire to suck up to their new supervisors? A sense of grievance against the company that they're leaving? Or just because they can?

byBarbara Krasnoff

May 10, 2007

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CryptoCard, Simple Offer Workshops CryptoCard, Simple Offer Workshops

byDark Reading Staff

May 10, 2007

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Certifiable Certifiable

byDark Reading Staff

May 9, 2007

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Sophos Surpasses Rivals in Q1 Sophos Surpasses Rivals in Q1

byDark Reading Staff

May 9, 2007

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Sophos Applauds SEC Sophos Applauds SEC

byDark Reading Staff

May 8, 2007

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Guardium Adds Tracking Solution Guardium Adds Tracking Solution

byDark Reading Staff

May 8, 2007

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Imperva Monitors Access Methods

Imperva Monitors Access Methods

byDark Reading Staff

School District Adds Web Filtering

School District Adds Web Filtering

byDark Reading Staff

Sentrigo Gets Funding

Sentrigo Gets Funding

byDark Reading Staff

Altarum Institute Gets NAC

Altarum Institute Gets NAC

byDark Reading Staff

Forensics Follies

Forensics Follies

byDark Reading Staff

Trust & Deception

Trust & Deception

byDark Reading Staff

Sec in the City

Sec in the City

byDark Reading Staff

Oracle Unveils Oracle Audit Vault

Oracle Unveils Oracle Audit Vault

byDark Reading Staff

Cybertrust Awarded GSA Schedule 70 Contract

Cybertrust Awarded GSA Schedule 70 Contract

byDark Reading Staff

Siemens Enhances Passport Infrastructure

Siemens Enhances Passport Infrastructure

byDark Reading Staff

ACL Services Releases Survey

ACL Services Releases Survey

byDark Reading Staff

CryptoCard Signs Dutch Distributor

CryptoCard Signs Dutch Distributor

byDark Reading Staff

Besieged E-Gold Founder Claims (Not Unconvincingly) To Be Victim Of A Fed Vendetta

Besieged E-Gold Founder Claims (Not Unconvincingly) To Be Victim Of A Fed Vendetta

byLarry Greenemeier

DRM Hack Flap Sparks Digg 'Riot'

DRM Hack Flap Sparks Digg 'Riot'

byTim Wilson, Editor in Chief, Dark Reading

Learning to Love WAFs

Learning to Love WAFs

byDark Reading Staff

April Brings Deluge of Web Attacks

April Brings Deluge of Web Attacks

byDark Reading Staff

Comodo Reshapes Requirements

Comodo Reshapes Requirements

byDark Reading Staff

Fortify Upgrades Security Tool

Fortify Upgrades Security Tool

byDark Reading Staff

E-Gold's Chairman Spoke Out Against Cybercrime, Until He Got Caught

E-Gold's Chairman Spoke Out Against Cybercrime, Until He Got Caught

byLarry Greenemeier

E-Gold Indicted for Money-Laundering

E-Gold Indicted for Money-Laundering

byKelly Jackson Higgins, Editor-in-Chief, Dark Reading

VeriSign Inks Deal

VeriSign Inks Deal

byDark Reading Staff

School District Adds Biometrics

School District Adds Biometrics

byDark Reading Staff

Firm Taps GuardianEdge

Firm Taps GuardianEdge

byDark Reading Staff

VoiceVault Launches Voice Pay

VoiceVault Launches Voice Pay

byDark Reading Staff

RSA Expands Support

RSA Expands Support

byDark Reading Staff

You Aren't Safe. Get Over It

You Aren't Safe. Get Over It

byAlice LaPlante

Emergency Alert Portal Launched

Emergency Alert Portal Launched

byDark Reading Staff

LR to Name Best in Ethernet

LR to Name Best in Ethernet

byDark Reading Staff

NET Gets Security Boost

NET Gets Security Boost

byDark Reading Staff

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