Confidential documents not so confidentail according to RSA
New research from insurer RSA has revealed that a significant amount of confidential information is open to the prying eyes of the general public.
The study found over 3 million workers (11%) have read confidential or sensitive work documents while travelling on public transport and that when sitting next to someone on public transport, 43% of
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