> If my employees are doing their job and not causing me liability issues,
A poor "cover your arse" statement that simply won't hold up in the event of
a security breach - unless you're the top dog in the show, of course. "Uh
boss, yes I knew about the security problems with ICQ, but I really didn't
see a problem allowing the users to use it on the corporate LAN..." .
Exactly at what point will you judge that your employees, by goofing off on
your corporate LAN, are causing you "liability issues"?
Ok, let's put you on the spot. I assume from your statement then, seeing
this discussion IS about ICQ, do you or don't you view the use of ICQ by
your employees as a security issue on your network?
Then again, if you have nothing on your network to secure... :-)
Brian Steele
----- Original Message -----
From: "Richard A. Hill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, June 23, 2000 7:46 PM
Subject: Re: icq
> No offense Brian, but remind me not to acquire your company.
> I agree with Brian (the other one) absolutely.
> I have people who will do unbelievable amounts of quality work and all I
> have to do is not hang on their backs like an albatross.
> If my employees are doing their job and not causing me liability issues,
> they are welcome to relax in any way that they can. It is hard enough to
> keep good employees as it is without trying to keep a 1950's mind set on
> top of it.
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