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... be for someone to take away the computer printer. Why? Because, every time I ...estions about Microsoft Word for my computer at home, I would list Gizmo Model...
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... from costly phone fraud.
While computer hackers may break into telephone systems for...an make the calls. With this option, hackers might call in, but they won't rec...
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... to have disastrous effects. Both my office and home are located near a rail line, but I must admit that I don't know exactly what the trains are carrying when they pass by. A derailment wouldn't damage my agency directly, but if hazardous materials were spilled, I might not have access to my office — so I have to plan accordingly. We're well aware of the threat posed by computer hackers who might steal our agency information or plant a virus in our system. But we often don't give enough attention to the possible unexpected death of our top producer an incursion into our agency offices by an angry, hostile customer or ex-employee. I've talked with plenty of agencies that have experienced these things, and they had just as harmful an effect on the agency as any other disaster. ... can't foresee everything that could happen to your agency, but armed with a good idea of the wide range of possible disasters, you can create a flexible plan that'll allow you to respond to anything. TAKE CARE OF YOUR EMPLOYEES Most agents say that serving their customers is always their top priority. But when disaster strikes, you must take care of your employees first. If they can't get to work or if they're overly stressed by a greatly increased workload following a disaster, they won't be able to help your customers. Your first response in a disaster should be to contact all employees and determine their status. Find out who's available to come in to work and who isn't. I know of an agency that has gone so far as to list which employees drive high cars' such as ...
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...mployees. CRIME COVERAGES A Computer Crime Policy (CCP) is desig...uction to programs, data, and media (hackers, virus', time bombs, and...
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...it’s increasingly easy for computer hackers or disgruntled employees to steal yo...
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...ell aware of the threat posed by computer hackers who might steal our agency i...y e-mail if you have access to your computers and the Internet. You can also h...