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So? Dangerous how? Why is this against policy? I guess in my mind if someone is targeting a company, employees not wearing badges in public doesn't raise the se
by js2 8y ago
So? Dangerous how? Why is this against policy? I guess in my mind if someone is targeting a company, employees not wearing badges in public doesn't raise the security bar much if at all for an attacker. Meanwhile, the badge is of no value to a random criminal not targeting the company.
- lazyasciiart 8y agoThe badge is of enormous value to a random criminal who doesn't care which company office he steals a few laptops etc from. Even without an attempt to steal/imitate the badge, it gives you an entry point for social engineering.