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Old 09-10-01, 01:49 PM
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Originally posted by bvelo
All companies with a network and an email server need to keep user account info on file. If you aren't then you are not protecting your network. I don't know how many people I have seen actually open a virus infected email after they had been warned about it. I need to know who the risk people are and be able to see there inbox. So if I can do it so can the boss. Plus, when people get layed off or leave their email is still on the server and I continue to back it up in case it is ever needed for legal purposes.
Oh I am not disputing the fact that IT person need to have that kind of access (although more regulations about how they can use it would not hurt).

BTW I am a geek myself.
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