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63% Of Corporations Plan To Read Outbound Email
John writes "Aviran's place reports that a recent survey of 332 technology decision-makers at large U.S. companies reveals that more than 63% of corporations with 1,000 or more employees either employ or plan to hire workers to read outbound email, due to growing concern over sensitive information leaving the enterprise through email."
And it's all going to be done through a goverment agency call the Thought Police.
Next, Telescreens and microphones in every home!
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Who do they hire to read the outgoing emails of the people they hired to read outgoing emails?
This is so far ahead of it's time I just don't know what to say...
I can't send more than maybe one or two MB of data through my email.
But I can easily shove a 1GB USB stick up my ass and walk out past the guards.
And what if I type my email without thinking? You know, like I do for slashdot my comments.
I remember when legal used to mean lawful, now it means some kind of loophole. - Leo Kessler
Having just read everyone's e-mail I know, I would be GREAT for the job. Where do I apply?
From: steve@apple.com
To: paul@intel.com
Subject: Execute Order 66
Dear Paul,
let's do it,
signed
Steve
Really. This wouldn't affect me in any way, because I never use work time for personal business, and I like my boss! He's so clever and intelligent.
Well, I'm all for regulating the use of the internet connection at work,
but letting the cyborg kill them almost seems like a bit too much.
A recent survey of 332 technology decision-makers at large u.s. companies reveals a growing concern over sensitive information leaving the enterprise through email and through USB memory sticks hidden in their employees ass.
In its 2005 study on outbound email security and content issues, email security vendor and ass searching expert Proofpoint found that more than 63% of corporations with 1,000 or more employees either employ or plan to hire workers to read outbound email and search their employees ass when they arrive and leave from work.
Tat Tvam Asi
" work for yourself. Being self employed is very hard but rewarding."
Yeah, but what if your spouse reads your emails?
I'm kidding honey...
I read their mail not the other way around.
The people who were hired to read the outgoing email of the first group of people hired to read outgoing email have been sacked.
Raise your children as if you were teaching them to raise your grandchildren, because you are.
...will begin reading their incoming e-mail.
My comments are my own, and do not represent the views of my employer, my spouse, my children, or my cats.
The people who sacked the people who were hired to read the outgoing email of the first group of people hired to read outgoing email, have been sacked.
Raise your children as if you were teaching them to raise your grandchildren, because you are.
Thanks for ruining the movie for me. Well, at least I still don't know whether Anakin will go to the dark side or not.
"you've no more expectation of privacy than you do on a CB channel."
Might as well go all PsyOps on their corporate asses then.
Have some outside dummy accounts you can send email to. Send messages full of glowing comments re: boss & company, and others that refer to a mysterious dark conspiracy that haunts your past. Something involving genetic experimentation, a mad European scientist, and a mysterious Brazilian clinic.
Then the week before you quit, start sending mysterious messages encoded in pig-Latin.
"The owls-nay are not as they eem-say."
1) Encrypt it
2) Have your signature include a (c)2005
3) and if the break the encryption, they are violating the DMCA. 4) ??? 5)Profit!!!
Watch for Penguins, they eat Apples and throw rocks at Windows.
The person who monitors those tapes must either really love or really hate their job.
Information wants to be free.
Entertainment wants to be paid.
You just want to be cheap.
Say, is that the company-logo shirt we gave you when you signed on?
(Dramatic chord)
Information wants to be free.
Entertainment wants to be paid.
You just want to be cheap.
Short answer, yes.
Long answer, Yeeeessssss!
...they were reading e-mail, not web postings right? Unless slashdot has a new mail-to-comment gateway I haven't heard about.
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