I have experience with these type of environments. When you allow people to code in different languages and different environments, everyone has different need

I have experience with these type of environments. When you allow people to code in different languages and different environments, everyone has different needs. They need different software, which often connects to different network resources. You get endless incidents where users can't program because they can't download a plugin, or their software needs libraries found on the internet, and if the network group is being lazy they could end up opening up more to the internet than they should, because it's too much work to accommodate everyone when there are no standards. Network openings like these scenarios create are enough to infiltrate a company if someone does something as innocuous as clicking a random link on google with a vulnerable browser.