I have a few questions about releasing internal company documents to the internet, as well as attempting to sanitize them by removing company logos.
First, a little background. One of our new members, scops8273, is posting numerous links to his Yahoo! Groups group, "Security Resource Network." Having browsed their files section, I made an interesting discovery:
Most of the files have been lifted off Securitas sites. Including Securitas Post Orders, client internal accident reports, and training materials.
What do we consider this, when you take something from your employer, remove their logo, and save it as a Word Document? Especially when you are not adept enough to conceal the truth author's identity, especially on corporate versions of Microsoft Office where the information is stored in the "Properties" file.
Anyway, the results of my cursory evaluation, by file:
1. LP 4 - Report Writing.doc
Properties Listing:
Title: SIXTH FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT
Author: Federal Reserve Bank
2. SITE TRAINING ASSESSMENT RECORD.doc
Properties Listing:
Author: Pinkerton
Company: Securitas
3. TRAINING TRACKING SHEET.doc
Properties Listing:
Author: KEITH CARNAHAN (Who is this person?)
4. EMERGENCY PLAN DEVELOPMENT.doc
Properties Listing:
Author: Keith Carnahan
Title: Burns Emergency Plan
5. TRAFFIC ACCIDENT REPORT.doc
Properties Listing:
Author: Keith Carahan
References:
Cliffs Communities
6. Patrolling Parking Lots Garages.doc
SQL Database: C:\WINDOWS\Desktop\Burns April 19\Merged Fields.doc
Numerous references to Securitas Supervisor, Securitas, etc.
I think I'm done here.
First, a little background. One of our new members, scops8273, is posting numerous links to his Yahoo! Groups group, "Security Resource Network." Having browsed their files section, I made an interesting discovery:
Most of the files have been lifted off Securitas sites. Including Securitas Post Orders, client internal accident reports, and training materials.
What do we consider this, when you take something from your employer, remove their logo, and save it as a Word Document? Especially when you are not adept enough to conceal the truth author's identity, especially on corporate versions of Microsoft Office where the information is stored in the "Properties" file.
Anyway, the results of my cursory evaluation, by file:
1. LP 4 - Report Writing.doc
Properties Listing:
Title: SIXTH FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT
Author: Federal Reserve Bank
2. SITE TRAINING ASSESSMENT RECORD.doc
Properties Listing:
Author: Pinkerton
Company: Securitas
3. TRAINING TRACKING SHEET.doc
Properties Listing:
Author: KEITH CARNAHAN (Who is this person?)
4. EMERGENCY PLAN DEVELOPMENT.doc
Properties Listing:
Author: Keith Carnahan
Title: Burns Emergency Plan
5. TRAFFIC ACCIDENT REPORT.doc
Properties Listing:
Author: Keith Carahan
References:
Cliffs Communities
6. Patrolling Parking Lots Garages.doc
SQL Database: C:\WINDOWS\Desktop\Burns April 19\Merged Fields.doc
Numerous references to Securitas Supervisor, Securitas, etc.
I think I'm done here.
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