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When ‘I Quit’ Isn’t Enough: CFAA Authorization After Employee Resignation

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Here is yet another reason why employers should have written policies, including with respect to employees who separate from employment, whether through resignation or termination. In a case of first impression under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act ( “CFAA”), the Third Circuit vacated a CFAA conviction and held that an employee’s resignation alone does not automatically terminate the employer’s authorization to access company computer systems under the CFAA, absent a prior agreement or…
By: Pietragallo Gordon Alfano Bosick & Raspanti,

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