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There is really not much to sieze from an office like this, but I can assure you that the infosec and physical security teams test people on raid process and pr
by evgen 10y ago
There is really not much to sieze from an office like this, but I can assure you that the infosec and physical security teams test people on raid process and probably do such drills on at least a yearly basis. Basically how to hand over exactly as much as you are required to provide, shield the rest, and notify people upstream to start the internal side of the response process.
If this was an engineering office then there would be a lot more involved (making sure such a raid did not expose code or allow on-premise agents to access raw data that an engineer at that facility might otherwise be able to access for dev and debugging purposes, etc.) I think this is just a sales office really, so it is more symbolic than anything else...
- Kell 10y agoSales office or not, the important aspect of this raid is to gather business data, not technical data. And emails are probably the most important thing they are after.