And what's to stop you from printing out the records, taking snapshots of
screen with camera.
If you have access to bank records in your job, and you really want to take
records home, nothing stops you. That's why I should assume that their was
some clients confidentiality agreement you signed during your hire.
George Njoku
Turner Engineering, Inc.
973.263.1000
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2006 3:27 PM
To: George Njoku; Focus Microsoft
Subject: RE: Controlling specific USB devices on Windows XP
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> Not really. Say I work at a bank, and I require the 'privilege' to
> access to people bank records while performing my job at work. Do I
> need to be able to take that information home with me? No, but what's
> stopping me from downloading thousands of records to my thumb drive and
> taking it home and selling it to whomever will buy the information?
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