Secrets : managing information assets in the age of cyberespionage

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Label

Secrets : managing information assets in the age of cyberespionage

Title remainder

managing information assets in the age of cyberespionage

Statement of responsibility

James Pooley

Creator

• Pooley, James

Contributor

• Malone, Michael S., (Michael Shawn), 1954-

Author

• Pooley, James

Subject

• Confidential business information -- Management
• Trade secrets
• Business intelligence -- Security measures
• Trade secrets
• Business intelligence -- Security measures

Language

eng

Summary

"Information is the business asset of the 21st century. So our impulse may be to guard it. Yet in a flat global economy, we have to share it--not just with employees but also partners, vendors, customers and consultants. Here's the risk: secrets falling into the wrong hands can destroy a project, or even bring down a company. And the same technology that enables seamless communication also makes data theft easy, cheap and hard to detect. So what can managers and business owners do to protect and exploit their competitive advantage, maintain productive relationships, and avoid lawsuits? In 'Secrets' [find the answers to] ... identify and reduce your risk of information loss; deal with employees leaving to join or start a competitor; manage your data on the internet and in the cloud; build an information protection program with best practices; respond when you find a breach of confidentiality."--Back cover

Cataloging source

MNT

Illustrations

• illustrations
• forms

Index

index present

LC call number

HD38.7

LC item number

.P66 2015

Literary form

non fiction

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