1/3 of all IT staff abuse the privelage of being able to access things they aren't supposed to access such as board minutes, personal emails, salary details, and other things not relevant to there jobs. This is why IT administrators should rename (or if possible disable) the Administrator or Root account on the machine, and then make it so that they are the only ones allowed into it if necessary (if not disabled).

I'd like to know how many of them abuse their positions so as to be sure they maintain their posture as the priests of technology. In many organizations, no one really can double check them to say that they are.

I'm sure some of them without ethics will do whatever it takes for them to stay on top.