Code of Best Practices for Handling IP

Information which is general and of little or no commercial value. 

Information which if it fell into the hands of a competitor would be detrimental to the company. 

Information which if it became available to the competition would cause serious damage to the company s business. 

Some of this may seem unnecessarily restrictive, but it is possible to walk out of a company with an enormous amount of information on a 3.5 floppy disc, CD or other storage media using an unattended PC connected to an insecure database. 

Based on the previous discussion a code of best practices for ensuring protection of 

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