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Cybersecurity Awareness Month: 7 Steps to Create a Cybersecurity Plan

Extensis

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month In 2004, the President of the United States and Congress declared each October to be Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Another reason to document steps and procedures is so business leaders can look at current policies and identify ways to improve. to assist with planning and assessments.

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CareerBuilder Report Shows a More Diverse Workforce

HR Daily Advisor

College graduates are significantly more diverse than in 2004. Nonwhite students made up 37% of all associate, bachelor’s, and postgrad completers in 2013, up from 30% in 2004. As an example of what you will find, here are some policy recommendations concerning e-mail, excerpted from a sample policy on the website: Privacy.

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Tips for Returning to Work After Cancer

Thrive Global

While there are many considerations as you think about returning to work, a few key things can make the experience more manageable: Think about your privacy preferences. Since 2004 she has helped evolve the organization from early concept to national prominence. Control the conversation at work.

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The Complete Guide on Presenteeism (w. Example Intervention)

Digital HR Tech

companies exceeds $150 billion a year, which is reportedly more than the cost of absenteeism ( Hemp, 2004 ). There is very little information about policies that can reduce presenteeism in the workplace. The best way to identify this group will depend on your organization, available data, and local privacy regulation.

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Workday Podcast: Cybersecurity: An Inside View With Andreas Tomek of KPMG

Workday

I spent some years with KPMG back in 2004 to 2006, working as an IT auditor doing security. Now also comes the regulatory and legal stuff with privacy and GDPR. Then we see a lot of differences in how issues like privacy are tackled. During the time I was doing pen testing, security testing, things like that. Whereas in the U.S.

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DOT Approves Oral Fluid Testing for Federally Regulated Drug Screening Programs

Cisive

Oral Fluid Drug Testing The popularity of oral fluid in non-regulated drug testing programs and the scientific viability of oral fluid testing has dramatically advanced since 2004. Still, due to employee privacy concerns, directly observed urine collection may only be done in certain circumstances. [4]

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End-to-End Benefits of Recruiting Talent with Secure Mobile Communications

HR Daily Advisor

This practice can potentially create privacy issues if a candidate is indeed e-mailing with a recruiter. However, using this communication tool does not circumvent the privacy issues of e-mail. The messages can then be deleted from the repository in accordance with organizational policy.