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Right beside me infuriated, because there was nothing that he could do about it either.

• protomyth 10y ago
  That's not an IT issue, that's an organizational issue. If your boss cannot do anything including appeal to his/her boss, then you shouldn't do anything. That type of thing needs to be sorted out. Clearly, in the case of the F-35 systems, federal law was violated doing the offsite thing. We see developers (and frankly some sysadmins) violating HIPA and this kind of stuff has to stop.
  • noxToken 10y ago
    >That's not an IT issue, that's an organizational issue. I knew this at the time. I never blamed IT directly for the issues, because I knew that they were just doing their job as well.
    • tremon 10y ago
      I know it's not the easiest thing to do, but the proper response is to walk to HR (with your boss alongside) and explain that you can't do your job. The improper response is to wardrive to the first open access point you can find and use that.
      • maxxxxx 10y ago
        In theory you are right but that's not how it works in most places.
      • pekk 10y ago
        HR isn't your friend. You can easily get fired by doing things like this.