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Guarding employee privacy
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RogueTr00per
Honorary Master
Yip, it could cost someone their life. E.g. Someone who is thinking should I or shouldn't I call the helpline, but if I do, it will show on the call logs... 
err.. no, ah f*ckit, I don't need to phone the helpline!
err.. no, ah f*ckit, I don't need to phone the helpline!damian24
Senior Member
The end of the article is a little comical, ... not even the IT department...
Reality usually falls far short of expectation, if the IT department supports it, they must have access to it.
I once had auditors claiming I shouldn't have direct access to a critical database because it posed such a high security risk! Naturally my next question was how the hell I was supposed to maintain it If I twern't allowed to connect to it, the mind boggles.
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Reality usually falls far short of expectation, if the IT department supports it, they must have access to it.
I once had auditors claiming I shouldn't have direct access to a critical database because it posed such a high security risk! Naturally my next question was how the hell I was supposed to maintain it If I twern't allowed to connect to it, the mind boggles.
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