Internet: Has Google opened a hole in your company's IT security policy?
Several weeks ago, M logged into his company's AdSense account at Google.com to monitor the advertising revenue generated from advertisements Google.Com places on their websites. Later the same day, he visited YouTube - and noticed that, although he had never set up a YouTube account, and did not want one, he was marked as signed in. Now Google has started writing to all of its users explaining a new policy which it says it is going to put into force. Is your company at risk?
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