Recently, the Oakland police began testing body mounted video cameras to record interactions between the police and the public. In the past, legal issues have arisen involving civilian recording events without permission from the police themselves, which is illegal in some states and hotly debated in others. Although legally debatable, having video evidence available of police and civilian interaction can be very valuable for trials and investigations.

What would you do if the driver of the bus your five year old child took to school every day had a bad reputation for texting while driving? New technologies and the widespread use of the internet and cell phones, all create new opportunities for employees to become distracted while on the job (Lim, 2002).

Ask any organization to rank its nightmare scenarios and a cyber attack is probably going to float to the top, particularly if that organization handles mission critical tasks such as nuclear power generation or chemical water treatment.