The business world is more competitive than ever, and to gain an edge, companies often gather information on competitors’ offerings, sales, finances, and marketing strategies. While some information is legally obtained by closely monitoring market trends and public channels, not...
In the early days of the Internet, a person could use their real name and create a short, simple password. These days, usernames are long and complex, and passwords are crazy, impossible-to-remember combinations of letters and numbers. While it may...
In the past, storing information entailed filing cabinets, stacks of paperwork arranged in a manner comprehensible only to the one who put them in place, and shelves stocked with binders bursting at the seams. Documents not meant to be seen...