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Of all workplace distractions, the Internet is the greatest productivity drain. 64% of employees visit non-work related websites each day (Forbes), and a new survey—conducted by the American Management Association (AMA)—found that more than 25% of employers have fired workers for misusing e-mail on the job (ComputerWorld). 10-Rules (#1 and #7) address these potential problems and will help to educate your employees on the proper use of company computers. 10-Rules teaches your employees the ways company technologies should and should not be used. 10-Rules builds a culture of awareness, accountability, and ethical responsibility in today’s high-risk digital world
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Software piracy can cost your company up to $150,000 in civil fines per infringement and up to $250,000 in criminal fines per infringement. IP infractions can cost your company upto $100,000 per incident in fines and penalties. And, we have not even mentioned bad press. Half of all businesses in America have experienced more than 25 successful social engineering attacks in the past two years, with some having to spend up to $100,000 per incident in cleanup costs (Information Week). 10-Rules #3 and #4 address these potential problems and will help to educate your employees on avoiding them. Moreover, 10-Rules can reduce these (and other) cyber related fines and penalties by Up to 95%.
Tough Luck!
Ignorantia juris non excusat or ignorantia legis neminem excusat (Latin for "ignorance of the law does not excuse" or "ignorance of the law excuses no one") is a legal principle holding that a person who is unaware of a law may not escape liability for violating that law merely because he or she was unaware of its content. 10 Rules, however, proves that your company has taken the necessary steps to educate its employees on the proper (ethical) use of computer-related technologies. As such, your company can have fines and penalties reduced by up to 95%.
In several importan ways...
10-Rules significantly reduces your company’s risks and liabilities associated with cybersecurity &s; cyber ethics. Having 10-Rules in place as part of your organizational guidelines will offer you a safer harbor in the storm. In keeping with the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, companies that have developed an effective program for preventing offenses and have begun implementing the program prior to the offence are eligible to have fines and punishments reduced by over 95%. 10 Rules, demonstrates to courts that you have taken proactive steps to protect your company from inappropriate computer-related actions taken by your employees. In today's digital landscape, cybersecurity and cyber ethical behavior are paramount. Companies that prioritize these aspects are more likely to attract customers and partners who value data privacy, cybersecurity, and the rest of the topics covered by em>10 Rules,. Moreover, I.C.E. Certification serves as a badge of honor, signifying that your company adheres to rigorous cyber ethics standards, which can be a decisive factor for clients choosing between competitors
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Since all training and testing are done outside of your company, we are able to help in several ways:
Only positively!
10-Rules is an online program that relieves your IT Department from installing, maintaining, and updating the program on your computers. Moreover, tracking and testing are done online, so your HR Department is relieved of these responsibilities.
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As noted previously, 10-Rules is entirely asychronous; meaning that employees can take the program from anyplace and at anytime. Also, the program does not have to be taken all at once; but rather it can be taken in parts whenever your employees are ready.
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After successful completion of the training program, your company will be awarded I.C.E. Certification (Information and Computer Ethics Certification). By demonstrating your company's commitment to computer and information ethics, you separate yourself from your competitors. With the ICE certification, you build greater trust with your existing clients and attract new clients. ICE Certification affirms your company's steadfastness to ethics, safeguarding your clients’ personal information, and your employees’ well being. I.C.E. Certification will:
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Just ask executives at: Target, Home Depot, Michaels, Neiman-Marcus or White Lodging (which manages hotel franchises for chains such as Marriott, Hilton, and Starwood). In the case of Target, the credit card data breach effecting 110 million Target customers — hasn’t yet reached its final chapter. As customers seek to regain confidence in one of the nation’s largest retailers, Target's profits fell nearly 50% in its fourth fiscal quarter following the attack.
Information and Computer Ethics (I.C.E.) Certification shows your currrent and prospective customers that you have taken the extra step in protecting their personal data. In a world where everyone has become increasingly aware of the value of information and the problems that breaches in data security can cause, send the clear message that you and your company are taking the right steps in protecting data!
Inexpensive or FREE
Depending upon the size of your company, 10-Rules can cost as little as a cup of coffee per employee.
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