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Physical access is always the single most important aspect of your security stance. There is almost no technical safeguard that will stop someone with physical
by cco 8y ago
Physical access is always the single most important aspect of your security stance. There is almost no technical safeguard that will stop someone with physical access and time.
- mc32 8y agoI don't think big companies allow employees to have the crown jewels on their co issued devices. They would have to remote into something even they don't have physical security access into.
- TeMPOraL 8y ago> They would have to remote into something even they don't have physical security access into. Which they do from their... "co issued devices". And in the days of keys over passwords being standard practice (but 2FA not yet), pwning a worker's device can be very useful even if all the real targets are on remote servers.
- lazyasciiart 8y agoWhat are 'the crown jewels', in your opinion? Surely (some) source code counts?