By: Jeff Bohren
Employers have faith that most of their workers are trustworthy. So when an employee falls for a phishing scam, bosses assume it was an innocent mistake that could happen to anyone. But some of those employees aren’t as innocent as they appear. In a recent study, 27 percent of people employed by large corporations said they would sell their corporate passwords for as little as $150. Read the full article at American Security Today.
