> We already have done tests for in-house testing but nobody wants to stick his neck out and tell IT to go away. So true, but in my experience, once you spread

> We already have done tests for in-house testing but nobody wants to stick his neck out and tell IT to go away. So true, but in my experience, once you spread the words, other business owners will jump in like an infectious disease and ask for a ticket to use your system. Now your USB won't work anymore. So people "higher-up" want to bet on "fail big" than "fail short", very counter-intuitive, but that's exactly how some enterprise IT spend their budget.