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One of my previous companies required everyone to share their TrueCrypt keys with the IT dep. for this same reason (smallish company so it was manageable from t
by shandor 7y ago
One of my previous companies required everyone to share their TrueCrypt keys with the IT dep. for this same reason (smallish company so it was manageable from their end).
The rationale for it not being a privacy violation, which was a concern that came up a couple of times, was that the machines were company property anyway.
- yardie 7y agoThe physical machine is company property. But some of the data may not be. Healthcare information for example, even though they pay for it it's still not their data. Our company has to be very careful about that kind of stuff. Because once you have it you own it and you're responsible for it. Our ATP system, for example, scans for credit cards and SSNs in user and shared directories, sends us an alert and we ask the employee to remove it.