Educating Information Technology Staff

Developing a training program to train employees to understand information security related projects helps organizations reduce information security risks. However, organizations often rely on technical means to conserve organizational information and spend resources (Spears & Barki, 2010). In the article by Chen, Shaw, and Yang (2006), employees are the most important elements to mitigate risk as employees are the weakest part of information security (Hu, Dinev, Hart, and Cooke, 2012).

Information technology (IT) also works on isolated islands. IT professionals have highly specialized education and skills, and often due to the technical nature of the work, staff in other departments of the organization get an even deeper understanding of IT projects Interests Or the ability is lacking. As a result, IT staff are not fully aware of business needs, so we are responsible for selecting and implementing technology under vacuum of information. It is especially unfortunate that the Human Resources Department and the IT Department are scattered in many organizations. Combining these two areas can change the business. Many HR issues can be solved by technology, but communication between these two functions is essential to identify IT-based employee problem solutions.

On August 22, 2014 Eric Bean, a 32-year-old information technology (IT) staff at the Rotenberg Education Center in the special support school in Canton, Massachusetts, was arrested for possession and transfer of child pornography. The school had previously caused controversy due to the use of electric shock therapy for disabled students. Bien submitted a non-competitive request on July 29, 2015, sentenced to five years imprisonment, of which 90 days was suspended and stopped for five years. He must be registered as a sex criminal

On September 23, 2014, Daniel Shaw, a 47-year-old information technology (IT) staff at Purdue University, was arrested and charged with two heavy crimes, child pornography and felony child exploitation. On January 27, 2015, he admitted guilty to child pornography. He is scheduled to be sentenced on April 7, 2015. He is filming footage of children's video / "sexual abuse of naked or sexually suggestive posture, sexual acts or sadistic abuse at the strip show". He received a $ 500 cash deposit and a $ 5,000 deposit. He has worked at Purdue University since 2009. The university said that he left for "personnel reasons" after he was arrested.