The e-Policy Handbook: Rules and Best Practices to Safely Manage Your Company's E-mail, Blogs, Social Networking, and Other ElectronicCommunication Tools - Softcover

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Nancy Flynn (Columbus, OH) is founder and executive director of The ePolicy Institute™, a leading source of e-mail- and Internet-related products and services. She is regularly quoted in major media includingThe Chicago Tribune, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times ,USA Today, NPR, and CNN. Her books include Blog Rules (978-0-8144-7355-9), andE-Mail Rules (978-0-8144-7188-3).

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With trillions of e-mails traveling each year through your corporate network and

not all of them work-related your company can be left wide open to liability risks, security breaches, and productivity nosedives. And now, with the advent of blogs, social networking sites, and other new technologies, e-mail is no longer the only danger!

Newly updated to cover the latest threats to your organization s security, including instant messaging, text messaging, video sites, and more,The e-Policy Handbook gives you every­thing you need to develop clear, complete e-policies. Packed with electronic rules, step-by-step guidelines, sample policies, and e-disaster stories, this new edition shows how to:

implement strategic electronic rules

understand cyber-laws

prevent security breach­es and data theft

safeguard confidential company and customer infor­mation

manage new and emerging technologies

write and implement effective policies

train employ­ees about your company s online rules

From off-color jokes to pornographic images, from software pirates to eBay addicts, digital abuse can tear any company apart. This thorough, up-to-date survival kit shows you how to protect your organization.

Praise for the First Edition of The e-Policy Handbook:

What every business book should be: easy to understand, full of practical tips, and provoca­tive .You might not find a more useful business book this year, or next,

than this one. Training

If your company has an online presence even one employee online then buy this book.

The Toronto Star

The book is a timely and comprehensive survival kit showing how to adopt and monitor effective e-policies without alienating a workforce that grew up in the computer age.

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