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One basic tool that every employer should supply is a privacy filter. They are easy to use and
apply over a device screen helping prevent visual hacking by blackening out the angled views of
potential onlookers.

Workers should also receive annual training on proper handling and protecting of company
information.

Don’t forget about third-party agencies and consultants; their privacy policies should align with
your expectations as well.

Empower your employees with the tools and training needed to be vigilant guardians of your
company’s most closely held ideas and information; don’t let them fall victim to visual hackers
and be a weak link in your company’s security policy.

About the Author

John Brenberg has over 30 years of experience spanning new product introduction, system
development, infrastructure management and information security and compliance across
multiple business segments and processes.

He is responsible for leading the IT programs for information security, compliance and risk, all
for the protection of company and customer information and critical business processes.

Brenberg credits his success to his many strong internal partnerships across intellectual
property, privacy, compliance and systems management. He is also a member of the Visual
Privacy Advisory Council.

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