Most companies now retain nearly all their confidential, sensitive and business-critical information in electronic form. This usually resides on corporate servers and on the internal drives of corporate desktop and laptop computers used by employees and contractors of the company.
This information can take the form of corporate strategy documents, business plans, employee files, customer lists, financial records, management accounts, client files and building security data.
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