What You'll Learn Today:

Avoid Unintentional Data Exposure

Many data breaches are not caused by hackers, but by the unintentional exposure of confidential information by employees.

Sending information to the wrong person via email, such as with a similar name.

Replying with non-public information to someone that does not need to know.

Sending information to the wrong person via email, such as with a similar name.

Replying with non-public information to someone that does not need to know.

Sharing attachments with hidden content, such as tracked changes or file meta data.

Forwarding to personal email accounts, such as a home computer.

Sharing attachments with hidden content, such as tracked changes or file meta data.

Forwarding to personal email accounts, such as a home computer.