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"Privacy for Financial Services" Added to Integrity's Suite of Ethics and Compliance Courses  Press ReleasesWaltham, Mass., October 30, 2003 —Integrity Interactive Corporation, a leading provider of online ethics and compliance training programs, has added "Privacy for Financial Services" and "Information & Brand Protection" to its highly regarded lineup of corporate ethics and compliance courses. The new programs are the latest in a library of courses designed to offer clients effective online training on more than 200 ethics and compliance topics. The "Privacy for Financial Services" course is geared specifically to companies that collect personal information about their employees or their customers, and thus have a special responsibility to handle the information carefully. The course is set at the fictional company GlobeCoTM, and tells the story of an employee who divulges private employee address and telephone information to a client for marketing purposes. The course, which can be customized to incorporate a client's specific privacy policy, trains users on the appropriate steps to take in protecting the privacy of employees and customers, and explains the ramifications to people's careers, financial security and reputations. In its "Information & Brand Protection" course, Integrity Interactive provides training on a variety of email and Internet usage issues. The course, which is also set at the fictional company GlobeCo, offers real-life scenarios regarding the inappropriate use of email, unacceptable use of the Internet and improper security while telecommuting, to illustrate how a company's confidential information and brand can be jeopardized. "Integrity Interactive is constantly evaluating its library of ethics and compliance courses in order to develop fresh, new course content that meets our clients' needs," said Carl Nelson, president and CEO of Integrity Interactive. "Our expansive course list provides clients with an effective, user-friendly method of training their employees on key provisions of their corporate policy. As clients face new ethics and compliance challenges Integrity will continue to expand its course library to include the most relevant topics." About Integrity Interactive Integrity Interactive is a leading corporate ethics and compliance program provider. The company offers Fortune 1000 corporations Web-based training on more than 200 ethics and compliance topics with an extensive library that includes course titles such as EU Competition, Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, Financial Integrity, Insider Trading, Intellectual Property, Dangers of Cover Ups, Conflicts of Interest and Mutual Respect. Integrity's courses are designed and reviewed by internationally recognized legal experts in corporate ethics and compliance. The Integrity Interactive® System offers Web-based ethics and compliance training on a broad range of ethics and legal compliance topics and use realistic scenarios set at the fictional company, GlobeCoTMIntegrity Interactive also offers the Integrity WebLineSM, a Web-based question-and-answer employee reporting and case management service. For more information about Integrity, please visit the Web site at www.integrity-interactive.com. Integrity Interactive® is a registered trademark of Integrity Interactive Corporation GlobeCoTM, and the Integrity WebLineSM are trademarks of Integrity Interactive Corporation. |
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