How Do Cyclops Protect Their Confidentiality?

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In addition to the value these two trade secrets hold for Cyclops, their misappropriation brings in major legal implications and consequences. Such negligence and failure on Cyclops’s part to protect its client confidentiality as well as its IP will result in dire consequences including business losses, legal liability, loss of company goodwill and customer faith, and in general embarrassment in the business world.

As the knowledge manager of Cyclops, I recommend that the company make several drastic changes to secure its IP. In order to achieve this, I strongly suggest the implementation of:

1. Corporate Information Security Policy (CISP)

Cyclops not only lacks a comprehensive corporate security policy, where the company can take steps

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