Thread by @hnshah

Here's the headline...

"55% of Americans plan on finding a new job in the next 12 months" @bankrate

Or…

"4mm quit their jobs in April... In tech, resignations increased by 4.5%" @HarvardBiz

Now forget about the career angle and think about what this means...

From our own research, just under half (45%) of employees have taken documents with them after they've left the company.

Another 35% say they can still access Google Drive / Box / Dropbox after they leave.

Materials may range from mundane to highly sensitive...

"...Mid and large companies use SSO. Once people leave the company, wouldn't removing SSO access mean you're good?"

Nope.

Over half of the 300+ people we surveyed said they had added their personal email to work documents.

nira.com/employee-secur…

The problem is, because companies become so reliant on the ease of single sign-on (SSO), this unauthorized document access slips under the radar.

But it's a pretty big blind spot, and the larger the company, the bigger the blind spot becomes.

This is why I'm excited by the work we're doing at @niradotcom.

The look on people's faces when they:

1. Realize how big the problem is, then
2. See how easy it is to fix...

... it's one of the most rewarding things as a founder.

And we’re just getting started.