While some of these are temporary measures meant to protect workers amid heightened social media vitriol aimed at the health insurance industry and corporate America, security experts told USA TODAY they expect permanent shifts. "I think this is a wake-up call to many," said Paul Sarnese, owner of Secured& Prepared Consulting and former president of the…
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