Handling Information
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Done with it? Shred it! - horizontal
Shredding isn't hard—we just forget to do it. Help your employees remember with this super-graphic visual.
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Every employee is responsible for - horizontal
Keep your Code of Conduct top-of-mind and aligned with everyday tasks with this graphic. Even better? It's part of an entire system: use it with our Annual Refresher Course, Basic Code of Conduct Obligations infographic, and corresponding...
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Expense approval checklist
Give your team an easy-to-understand checklist for walking through the major issues when approving expense reports. Proper approval of expenses requires thoughtful reflection about what, exactly, your organization is paying for—something not...
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Expenses must have a clear business purpose
Help your people reviewing invoices avoid fraud or bribery by showing them what red flags look like—they'll love you for it! Use these graphics alongside our other invoice red flag pieces for a strategic campaign tackling this compliance priority.
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Finalizing, Submitting, or Storing Company Records?
This simple checklist helps employees keep good records without getting bogged down with trying to remember what to do. It’s easy to forget how vital recordkeeping is, but sometimes the mere act of insufficient documentation is itself a violation...
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Found USBs = found gum
Ensure your employees are grossed out at the security risk of using an unknown USB.
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Gathering information for a personal data request
Expeditious Ex·pe·di·tious | /ˌekspəˈdiSHəs/ Definition : to do something with speed and efficiency How to use expeditious in a sentence: This checklist helps your employees expeditiously gather and prepare information for...
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Get asked to click on a link?
Spelling is hard! But also potentially a sign of fraud. This simple reminder puts sketchy web addresses on your folks' radar.
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Get asked to click on a link? (job aid)
Scammers are complicated, but spotting when they're spoofing web domains doesn't have to be. Use this helpful piece to teach your team the basics of avoiding fraudulent payments, misplaced confidential documents, and a compromised network by knowing...
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Going on a business trip? (Overseas travel checklist)
This piece is famous for a reason! These simple to-do's prepare your international travelers how to be safe and ethical abroad, without getting mired in legal details. This checklist covers the trade control, cybersecurity, privacy, anticorruption,...
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Going on a trip? Protect your data!
Show your folks these simple, but vital, rules for keeping company and personal info from being stolen while traveling. It’s not always intuitive that travel creates risk—people lose stuff, they get their computer stolen, hackers target...
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Going to a conference or industry event?
Stumbling into antitrust issues isn't fun at all, especially at conferences or trade shows. Get your team ready for how to handle those situations with this graphic reference that reduces the complexity of antitrust obligations into a simple flow of what...
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Had a meeting?
Gary knows he's supposed to wipe down the whiteboard before kicking on a video call, but he got worked up talking about his Star Wars fanfic that he forgot...and now your engineering data's been leaked. Help all your Garys keep it together with this...
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Had a meeting? - horizontal
Gary knows he's supposed to wipe down the whiteboard before kicking on a video call, but he got worked up talking about his Star Wars fanfic that he forgot...and now your engineering data's been leaked. Help all your Garys keep it together with this...
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Handling personal data (mini-module)
Give your teams the clarity they need when it comes to handling and managing personal data. In eight brief slides, this deck gives employees an overview of how to identify personal data, then walks them through how to use it, handle it, store it...
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Handling Personal Information?
This easy-to-use chart covers what counts as personal information—and how to think through managing it. Handling personal information—whether it’s your customers’ or your own employees’—is risky, so help your...
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Harassment: Cyberbullying
“Stop being a jerk on Facebook, Caitlyn.” But like, in a fun campaign format. Using collateral you can print in multiple formats (screensavers, posters, mousepads, and coasters), this campaign drives home the simple message that your company...
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Harassment: Inappropriate Computer Usage
No matter how hard IT tries, you can't block all the porn. Use this messaging to remind people that looking at dirty stuff at work is insanely inappropriate and disrespectful. Everyone “knows” they’re not supposed to look at dirty...
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Has a government regulator contacted you?
If a regulator reaches out, this guide explains step-by-step who is supposed to do what and when. It’s scary when someone from the government initiates contact, and scared people often don’t make rational decisions—this is an obvious...
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Have something to say
Remind your team that when they're speaking up, they're speaking on behalf of themselves. Originally created to create awareness on political activities in the workplace, this can be customized for other situations.
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Have something to say - horizontal
Remind your team that when they're speaking up, they're speaking on behalf of themselves. Originally created to create awareness on political activities in the workplace, this can be customized for other situations.
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Having a video call?
Computer and phone cameras are everywhere, and your critical info is spread on boards and papers throughout your workplace—including at home. This simple graphic reminds the team to pay attention to their surroundings so they don’t...
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Having a video call? - horizontal
Computer and phone cameras are everywhere, and your critical info is spread on boards and papers throughout your workplace—including at home. This simple graphic reminds the team to pay attention to their surroundings so they don’t...
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Hiring red flags (mini-module)
Get your team aware of the compliance pitfalls in the hiring process. It’s not always clear when a potential hire can be bad news. Does your HR team know how to spot conflicts of interest? Or to sniff out when a position is being used to secure new...
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