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I've noticed that in Enterprise environments, it's very common that people don't change default settings. I think it's because in a team, you don't care as much
by some_account 8y ago
I've noticed that in Enterprise environments, it's very common that people don't change default settings. I think it's because in a team, you don't care as much. It's not your own stuff, and you sometimes don't feel like you have the authority to change things like default passwords. Someone could be using that password, you could be breaking some app etc. Easier to ignore it.
I think I read somewhere that it's a lot harder to hack home networks than enterprise systems, which makes very much sense to me.
- true_religion 8y agoHome networks have only a single point of failure. Enterprise systems have multiple points of failure, some of which are unknown because the people who were the "failures" have left the company for decades.