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Are these personal devices or work devices? If personal then this is no different than any camera in any “public” place and I’m not sure there’s anything you c
by matt_the_bass 9y ago
Are these personal devices or work devices?
If personal then this is no different than any camera in any “public” place and I’m not sure there’s anything you can do about it.
If work devices then you should raise this issue with your it/security department. Ask them is it ok that the security team with access to the cameras have access to your it passwords. If yes, no issue. If no, they should figure out a solution.
Side question: why are biometric and/or password managers not an option?
- dustfinger 9y agoThese are work devices. That is good advice to raise this issue with my department manager. The experience has made me more aware of my surroundings even with my own personal devices. I have never worked for a firm before with such high surveillance. Biometric / password managers are not an option simply because the devices that I have been issued are not setup for it. I am still not totally sold on biometrics for authentication, but I agree that they would solve this particular problem. Thanks for your input.