Are your staffers inviting this major security breach?
File-sharing software can help to ensure finance staffers don’t duplicate their efforts … or it can leave you wide open to a costly rift in security.
While some companies have enjoyed the convenience of peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing networks to share info and eliminate extra work, other firms’ experiences have been anything but positive.
Why? File-sharing software can expose employees’ personal info to hackers and result in debacles like the occurrence at Pfizer.
What happened: Because one Pfizer employee installed an unauthorized file-sharing program, 17,000 company employees had personal info compromised.
To safeguard your company from potential problems, experts suggest making sure IT blocks any downloadable file-sharing software that connects to your network.
- Share on
Free Training & Resources
White Papers
Provided by Personify Health
Further Reading
If you struggle to find the ROI on AI spend, you’re not alone. It’s a problem for most finance pros — and it’s o...
Structured scenario planning delivers FP&A’s biggest wins: 13% better external integration, budgets down to eight weeks, and cons...
Whether they’re triggered by criminal fraud, duplicate charges, a technical glitch or a dissatisfied customer, credit card chargeback...
In many embedded-payment workflows, payment timing is largely locked in at the moment a transaction is approved. Finance only discovers the...
The hottest “conversational AI tool” – OpenAI’s ChatGPT – is spurring CFOs to learn more about the burgeoning...
Fall is the crunch-time season for unclaimed property reporting and escheatment. The states with approaching deadlines are almost as numero...
