When it comes to protecting a company from economic espionage or data theft, business owners don’t need to hire James Bond for protection, nor Ian Flemming for ideas. Generally, just having the right policies and security measures in place is all a company can do without making significant sacrifices to the movement of information and exchange of ideas.
However, when a company’s process or data is so confidential that disclosure to a competitor could cause disruption, significant sacrifices may actually be worthwhile to safeguard the information. Here are three tips on how to protect against corporate espionage.
