It's not a laughing matter

Everywhere I've seen this video posted, the commentary has centered on the humor involved when a guy looking at porn gets caught on camera.  In my view a bigger concern is the potential security breach involved.  This "private wealth" company could be an investment bank or brokerage firm or whatever, but it's clear they are involved in money management.  That employee is on the Internet, not a secure intranet, and while it's possible (likely) that additional firewalls exist in the company's security, it's still disconcerting that this video is shown the same week that this news came out:

A hacker attack at payroll processing firm Ceridian Corp. of Bloomington has potentially revealed the names, Social Security numbers, and, in some cases, the birth dates and bank accounts of 27,000 employees working at 1,900 companies nationwide.

It discouraging that no matter how careful we as individuals try to be with our data, stupid employees at financial corporations can still put us at risk for identity theft.