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"Your personal device is your personal space" should be your personal policy, regardless of employer policy. Even if you have complete control over your employe
by tbyehl 8y ago
"Your personal device is your personal space" should be your personal policy, regardless of employer policy. Even if you have complete control over your employer-provided device, you have to assume the network is hostile -- if they aren't tracking everything you communicate over the network today, how would you even know if they started tomorrow?
Any business worth anything has data to protect and insider threats are what frighten them the most.
Use your own device. On the Guest / untrusted network. With a VPN. Should you find yourself somewhere that doesn't let you do those things, and it's not a job involving a security clearance... then it's definitely time to shop for a new gig.