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For most enterprises, removage storage is a liability, e.g. ip thief, ip mismanagement, loss, security There are better ways to handle file sharing than remova
by totony 8y ago
For most enterprises, removage storage is a liability, e.g. ip thief, ip mismanagement, loss, security
There are better ways to handle file sharing than removable storage if an employee needs it
- badrabbit 8y agoAnd it's the security teams job to assess the security needs of the business and apply policies. If the entire business has a data loss risk then sure a blanket ban makes sense. I disagree with what you said in that I believe "most businesses" need granular security policies that should be applied for specific departments. There maybe better ways of handling files but say you're a news corp and sources give you data over USB or a fashion company that has freelancers walk into your location's in person to hand in photoshoots and large cad files. The resteiction would have an impact both to users and to the business. For example,I worked at a company where specific departments were not restricted from accessing any website due to the possible business impact of them not being able to reach a required site.