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Workshare Australia Urges Caution in Financial Year Flurry ~ risk of information leakage amid ‘save as’ culture ~ Sydney, June 22nd, 2005—Workshare, the leading provider of Document Integrity applications, is urging caution in information sharing and document control in the run up to Financial Year End on June 30, traditionally a time where process and policy can be abandoned in favour of making the numbers. Workshare, which provides document integrity solutions to more than 80 professional services, corporations, legal firms and government departments in Australia and New Zealand, has warned that companies and organisations rushing to complete tenders, contracts and budgets before June 30 to hit their FY ’05 targets, risk revealing sensitive information or foregoing critical audit and verification controls. Workshare is urging a ‘secure, accurate, compliant methodology’ be applied whenever a document is created, edited, saved or forwarded:
“Diligence should be exercised all year round but we’re urging people not to take their eye off the ball in what is traditionally an intensely stressful, busy time of year as organisations rush to complete tenders, sign contracts and complete financial and legislative reporting, while planning for the new year,” said Andrew Pearson, executive vice president and general manager, APAC, at Workshare. “This is heightened when staff create ’new’ documents simply by using copy and paste or ‘save as’ to save time. There are ways and means to have the burden of risk mitigation lifted. We’re raising awareness of the risks and encouraging organisations to seek advice and remedy if they’re unsure,” he added. For more information and advice on data integrity, please visit www.metadatarisk.org. About Workshare |
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