Enw / Name. How legislation affects business computer users How important is health and safety legislation to a business and how does it affect a workers.

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Enw / Name

How legislation affects business computer users How important is health and safety legislation to a business and how does it affect a workers rights and the business productivity. Computer misuse has had major issues affecting business. What can a organisation do to reduce this risk? Copyright has been a major issue for businesses in particular the entertainment industry. How's has changes in copyright legislation affected ordinary people and big business. How does the data protection act affect businesses?

How does the abuse of personal and privet data affect business How can users or business reduce these risks? Companies can monitor their employees or individuals using software. The software can log the following: Monitor / log the worker Cookies Key logging Workers call monitoring / recording Electronic consumer surveillance. Mobile phone triangulation. Why organisations need to do this? What are the benefits of this level of logging? What is Cyber bulling? What can someone do to reduce the risk of cyber bullies? What are the negative effects of this level of logging for the employee? E.g. trust and company relations.

The implications and consequences for organizations of data loss, corruption and theft Issue Data loss Data corruption Theft Legal ImpactImpact on customersImpact on employees or organisation Data LossData corruptionTheft Methods to avoid

With the use of ICT in business and accessing information over the WWW, there are risks involved: Keywords: firewall, anti-virus, anti-spam, data encryption, using automatic and manual updating facilities for operating systems and security software. Threat MeaningHow to reduce the risk Computer Viruses Trojans Worms Phishing

With the use of ICT in business and accessing information over the WWW, there are risks involved: Threat MeaningHow to reduce the risk Spyware Adware Hacking Denial of Service attacks (DOS) Physical threats e.g. theft