Ignore EC data privacy and security guidelines at your peril

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Firms that fail to address security and privacy issues are laying themselves open to a range of business, legal and reputational risks

Kathleen Carroll: Any use of data captured for employee monitoring should be based on legitimate business justification In 2009, the EC introduced a privacy framework aimed specifically at applic...

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