Working IT: Is IM the network-killer app?
Instant messaging may seem like a harmless and efficient desktop application, but CNET's James Hilliard learns that not securing IM on your corporate network could be an embarrassing and costly mistake.
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Is IM the network-killer app?Instant messaging may seem like a harmless and efficient desktop application, but CNET's James Hilliard learns that not securing IM on your corporate network could be an embarrassing and costly mistake.
