Eliminate Leaking of Company Confidential Information

A company’s most important assets must be protected in order to maintain and grow its revenue and core competencies. Intellectual properties, product designs or code, business plans, strategies, pricing, trade secrets and other company confidential information are readily available to employees and, therefore, in jeopardy of being released outside the company confines.

The majority of businesses implement security measures such as firewalls, encryption, passwords, filtering, confidentiality agreements, Internet/Intranet usage and other employee policies. Even with these and other preventative measures in place, more than three quarters of all American businesses report company confidential and proprietary information being circulated outside the company, resulting in millions of dollars in litigation and lost revenue.

There is compelling evidence that employee abuse flourishes within any organization, despite policies and existing technologies, but determining the source and reducing the risk has always been an almost insurmountable obstacle.

When a company needs fast and indisputable proof, there’s Spector CNE. Spector CNE is a flexible, comprehensive employee monitoring and surveillance tool designed to quickly detect abuse, minimize risk and provide violation verification and evidence.

Spector CNE records six primary elements of PC and Internet activity ensuring that you have a complete and accurate record of all digital information, documents and conversation exchanges. Click on each of the recorders to see an example of how Spector CNE will help you uncover information leaks...

Did You Know?

• Findings suggest losses of proprietary information and intellectual property in the range of $53-$59B.¹

• 90% of any company’s intellectual capital can be found in digital format. Of that, 45% of those ideas are stored in email systems.²

• Out of 800 workers surveyed, 21% - 31% admitted to sending company confidential information, like financial or product data, to recipients outside the company by email.³

• 58% of industrial espionage is perpetrated by current or former employees.⁴

• One of the most common threats to a company’s information is disgruntled employees.⁵

• 48% of large companies blame their worst security breaches on employees.⁶

• There has been a 170% increase in the number of employees who acknowledge receiving confidential information from employees at other companies.⁷

¹ ASAS/US Chamber of Commerce/PwC Report 11/02
² SC Magazine August 2001
³ PC Week
⁴ American Society for Industrial Security
⁵ NIST Handbook on Computer Security
⁶ Department for Trade and Industry/Security Breaches
⁷ NFO Interactive

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