Loose network security policies invite insider hacking

More evidence that opportunities abound for current or ex-employees with malicious intent to wreak havoc or steal data from their employers comes from authentication company OneLogin. In a recent survey, OneLogin found 43% of respondents admitting that employees manage passwords in spreadsheets or on sticky notes, 34% share passwords with their co-workers for applications like FedEx, Twitter, Staples and LinkedIn, and 20% experienced an employee still being able to login after leaving the company.