The question really is not if your data is going to get breached, or misused in some way, but when. It’s going to happen, you might want to plan for that eventuality instead of just asking nicely for people not to do that.
The bottom line, if you make a mental health benefit available, and then culturally reward the people who never take any time to use it, the app will not get used by the people who most need it. Your culture matters much more than your benefits package.
Men still face stigma around getting help for mental health at work
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Worlds first ISO Standard tackling Mental Health in the Workplace
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“If you are a business leader, do not expect anyone is going to save you from this. Take responsibility for building your own secure infrastructure and defend your business.”
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LinkedIn breach reportedly exposes data of 92% of users
– It may not be a “hack” but someone is scraping all the LI data, and may use it to target individuals further.
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Expert Q&A: Cybersecurity Training Needs a Kick in the Pants
To borrow from Cris Carter, “Come On Man!” Actually, it’s easy to blame some lazy IT folks for not disabling accounts, but I’d be willing to bet that quite a few of these are actually some third party app, or service, that the company uses, and doesn’t have a good procedure to sync up terminated…
I’m glad to see companies seeing this as an issue for themselves, and not just an “outside of work” thing. On the other hand, when we talk about it in these terms, I think I can see part of the reason that there is still so much stigma attached to the idea of getting help for mental health issues.
Big Law’s Internal Audit of Associate Billing Reveals Padded Bills Associated with Document Review
– The review tools know how long you were logged in…
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