Mike, I had the same issues when I incorporated the mail sanitizing in our department here at the University.
Basically I got a strip torn off of me, and handed back to me. But just as the TOP DOG was finished with me, he received a panic phone call from the VP of the campus warning him not to open any mail from her. I showed him that the sanitizer had quarantined the email, and avoided 5 email viruses from arriving. I was then dubbed a hero for which I simply returned to my office. Most companies have mail handling policies, although our sanitizer is not snagging email DUE TO CONTENT, but due to FILE ATTACHMENTS. I proved that nobody is reading the email, just simply dumping it after a given period of time. In Canada, the gov't is working on a new bill to prevent employers from viewing/tampering with employee email, but I am not sure how far this has gone as of yet. My angle was to prevent the users from harming the systems and our data stored on the servers. We don't care about their personal information contained within their email messages. - Chris Payne On Thu, 07 Mar 2002 13:31:20 -0500, Michael Bulebush wrote: >Anyone have any links to (or copies of) Email Privacy Policies that I could take a >look at? Since we are preparing to implement our Border Scanning solutions, we are >starting to get gripes from some users complaining about privacy so I've begun to >look for examples of how other companies handle their users on this topic. Thanks! > >-Mike > - - Chris Payne Network Administrator Physical Resources Dept, University of Guelph (519)824-4120 x2882 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
