[FRIAM] Insider mapping

[James Steiner]

Sounds like their whole concept is flawed--that an employee who keeps
secrets from the workplace is a potentially bad employee? Wouldn't the
ability to compartmentalize work email topics and personal email
topics be a sign of a *good* employee?

~~James
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On Wed, Mar 5, 2008 at 8:35 PM, Joseph Dalessandro <joe at nan0.com> wrote:
> Mining of email data could help companies spot dangerous employees
>  before they do damage
>
>  http://www.darkreading.com/document.asp?doc_id=147627
>
>  Three researchers at the Air Force Institute of Technology -- James
>  Okolica, Gilbert Peterson, and Robert Mills -- have published a paper
>  that outlines an algorithm for mining email data and identifying
>  patterns of transmission that might tell managers when employees are
>  keeping a secret.
>
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