Overview

There are a number of simple tips that employees can follow to protect their offices.

Tips

Limiting access to the office

Generally speaking, the The only people who should be in an office are those who are employed and working, or have a business reason for being there.

Limiting access to office keys

Generally speaking, the The only people who should have office keys are those who need them to complete critical job functions.

Keys should never be left out in the open on desks and tables.

Handing paperwork

No paperwork with sensitive information should be left unattended on desks.  Ideally, if this information has to be printed and left unattended, it should be in a locked office, drawer, desk, or file cabinet.

Locking devices

When devices are left unattended – even for a minute – they should be locked.  This way, anyone who attempts to access these devices would need to enter a password or passcode first.

Locking Windows and Mac machines are very easy with keyboard shortcuts.

Locking offices

Offices should never been left unattended and unlocked.

Doors that lock automatically should never be propped open.