Two debt collection firm workers were properly granted judgment on their employer’s claims that one sharing her credentials so the other could access and email a spreadsheet of her work-computer passwords violated federal law, the Third Circuit ruled Tuesday.
The US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit noted that it was joining the Fourth and Ninth in holding a worker is authorized to access a computer when their employer has approved or sanctioned such access. A company policy prohibiting employees from exceeding the bounds of the access they’ve been granted isn’t enough to hold a worker accountable under the ...
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