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Originally published at http://businessprwire.co.uk/private-detectives-nottingham-shed-light-on-the-importance-of-monitoring-ones-employees-to-maintain-a-strict-and-healthy-work-environment-2/
Based on the article "Cyber security: Tackling the threat from within" (http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-31164843) published by Mark Ward on BBC news on the 20th Feb, 2015 the detectives at Private Detectives Nottingham talk about the significance of keeping a strict eye on one's employees to sustain a smooth running company.
The article in BBC news published on February 20th 2015: http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-31164843, talks about the importance of cyber security. The significance of firewalls, anti-virus and mail filters is thoroughly discussed as these assist individuals in identifying external threats. More so, this article discusses how to avoid and prevent intruders who allegedly try to gain access to sensitive information, but this becomes difficult if someone from within the company is willing to. This is commonly an act carried out by employees. The employees can lead a successfully running company to a massive loss by diverting money, stealing the leads in sales and even by copying information from the customer databases. False purchases are made by gaining unauthorized access into the main databases. Because the network is stretched out and is intricate, it is quite difficult to locate where the fraud is taking place if the correct precaution to avoid it has not been taken before hand. Large companies hire individuals and give them this access into the system without realizing how badly it might damage the company- built with persistence and hard work.
Responding to the article published in BBC News, detectives at Private Detectives Nottingham (http://privatedetectives-nottingham.co.uk) talk about the significance of employee monitoring. When employees are hired, it is important to notice certain things that people are most likely to ignore, otherwise. Employee monitoring can allow companies to keep an eye on the whereabouts of all their workers while sitting right inside their own office. Private detectives ensure that the companies follow through with this policy strategically and thoroughly. In turn, this ensures that the employees remain aware of the fact that they are being watched at all times. This will allow organizations to track and trace any transaction that has been made without their authorization. This single precaution can assist renowned companies in immediately identifying and firing individuals disrupting the harmony of their company.
The chief investigator at Private Detectives Nottingham (http://privatedetectives-nottingham.co.uk), Leon Jacklin talks about the importance of employee monitoring. Apart from preventing all kinds of fraud, he stresses on how this introduction in a system can sustain harmony. He says "Employee monitoring serves many purposes. Some of them bring about a halt of unauthorized actions at a visible front; some just sustain a peaceful and strict environment which is needed to keep everyone in line. When there is a lot of money involved, anyone can carry out a fraud, but with constant monitoring, this can be avoided and stopped easily." Leon Jacklin can be reached via email (l.jacklin@privatedetectives-nottingham.co.uk) or through the company's phone number (0115 772 2197).
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