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CQXA

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As a newly hired director of security, you review the company's human resource policies regarding hiring, terminations and quits.  One issue that you discover in the context of employee quits is that the company has no policies regarding the protection of sensitive information once an employee leaves the organization.  That is, employees can simply quit the company and potentially take ideas and other information to the new employer which may be a direct competitor.  To prevent this from happening, what policy would you recommend implementing and enforcing? Be sure to explain this policy in detail.
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Reply #1 on: Aug 11, 2019
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