A Number Of Security Rules Employees Break

Most CSOs and security managers know employees are taking risks everyday that could set their company up for a breach. CSO Magazine spoke with John Stewart, CSO of Cisco, as he offered his take on rules people love to break and offers advice on getting them to stop. -- Allowing "tailgating" and unsupervised roaming. According to a recent Cisco survey, more than one in five German employees allow non-employees to roam around offices unsupervised. The study average was 13 percent. And 18 percent have allowed unknown individuals to tailgate behind employees into corporate facilities. The ...

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