Azman's Article Analysis

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As published in the ABA Journal (2016) Azman, a lawyer that was fired from the law firm where he used to work, used computer access codes and logins to delete e-mails from Piscitelli’s computer (his former boss) as well as peers. According to the article the employee who had been fired attempted to black mail his former boss by telling him that would steal his clients, criticize and disparage his performance and reputation. When Piscitelli warned the former employee (Azman) that he would take legal actions if he acted upon his treats, Azman used credentials he had gained access from work to delete e-mail communication about his threats to his boss Piscitelli.

Information security is a major issue not only for personal computer users

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