> "It sounds like they were having trouble doing their job because their corporate IT decided it was more important to intercept all TLS/SSL traffic on the corp

> "It sounds like they were having trouble doing their job because their corporate IT decided it was more important to intercept all TLS/SSL traffic on the corporate network than to allow software developers to do their job securely." Right, that was what I thought too, this is honestly why I'm turned off from applying to work with more bureaucratic companies (soon to be fresh graduate), I understand the reason for sensitive informations being leaked. But this seriously causes a lot of productivity loss... I've interned with a small company that needs to SSL into government/companies servers to do work. (I don't do them, just on local company machine for testing etc. Also maybe why they can't let me do live site related stuffs) It'll be a big pain to not be able to SSL remotely and do work.