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They could always just have a whitelist or force you to use their TLS cert so they can decrypt everything, and they'd just block anything that they can't filter
by beatgammit 7y ago
They could always just have a whitelist or force you to use their TLS cert so they can decrypt everything, and they'd just block anything that they can't filter. If they're using a whitelist and you need to access something, they check it out and add it to the whitelist if it seems reasonably secure.
That being said, I absolutely hate all the filtering crap, so I actively avoid working for any company that decides it needs to see everything I'm doing online.
- brokenmachine 7y ago>I actively avoid working for any company that decides it needs to see everything I'm doing online So in the interview, you actually ask, "do you have a filtering proxy to monitor workers internet traffic?"