> How can you claim to protect customer data or respect customer privacy without looking at the data flowing out the front door?
> How can you claim to protect customer data or respect customer privacy without looking at the data flowing out the front door?
Because others are customer service reps.
Because how do you do a job without the data required to do a job?
There's no squaring the circle here. You can not lay obligations on corporations to secure their stuff, but not permit them to have any tools that allow them to actually implement that security, and expect security to be the result. You can't assume that all employees of all companies everywhere that deal with sensitive information are solely staffed by angels, especially in light of the fact that the very fact that they deal with sensitive information can attract people who deceptively pose as employees long enough to get their hands on this information.
Murder and manslaughter are illegal!