I apologize in advance as I know this is a bit off topic.
I work as an administrative assistant to the president for a mid-size Engineering firm. I am on vacation and I have given my AD credentials to my co-worker (Kate) and another co-worker (Steph) in my absence. Kate is the primary user in my absence, and Steph would take Kates place in the event that Kate and I be absent.
Kate left for lunch and left and did not lock the computer. So Steph took it upon her self to look through personal e-mails (sent to & from my company e-mail account) and forward every single one of them to her personal e-mail account for whatever purposes.
Is there anything I can do? ( I know technically I should not be sending e-mails from my company account)
I work as an administrative assistant to the president for a mid-size Engineering firm. I am on vacation and I have given my AD credentials to my co-worker (Kate) and another co-worker (Steph) in my absence. Kate is the primary user in my absence, and Steph would take Kates place in the event that Kate and I be absent.
Kate left for lunch and left and did not lock the computer. So Steph took it upon her self to look through personal e-mails (sent to & from my company e-mail account) and forward every single one of them to her personal e-mail account for whatever purposes.
Is there anything I can do? ( I know technically I should not be sending e-mails from my company account)