Arsenal Dev Blog

Here’s a question business owners rarely stop to ask: Do you actually know who can access your sensitive company data right now—and whether they even need that access?
Most leaders assume permissions get set up correctly when an employee is onboarded, and that everything stays clean and organized over time. But recent studies tell a very different story.
Across many businesses, far too many employees have access to far too much information.
And that’s not just a small oversight—it’s a major security risk.

When was the last time you actually thought about how you log in to your accounts—or how secure those logins really are? Most people don’t. For years, we’ve lived in a password world. And honestly… passwords have always been the weak spot. They get reused, forgotten, guessed, stolen, phished—you name it.

When you bring someone new onto your team, your focus is usually on onboarding, equipment, access, and helping them settle in. But there’s something most businesses overlook — new employee security risks, and they’re far more dangerous than most realize.