Employees put corporate networks at risk

Digital device practices among US employees are exposing their employers to increased security risks according to a new study. Identity management company OneLogin along with Arlington Research surveyed 1022 respondents in the US and found that 13 percent let their colleagues use a device that can access their employer's network. In addition nine percent allow their partners to access such a device, and one percent even permit their children to use it. Password sharing is widespread too, with 20 percent of employees sharing their work email password, and 12 percent sharing passwords to other work applications. Nearly half of all… [Continue Reading]