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Agreed, but a lawyer who thought it is a rational policy may be right. And if the IT admin is arguing against the counsel he is unlikely to win that argument.
by ls612 7y ago
Agreed, but a lawyer who thought it is a rational policy may be right. And if the IT admin is arguing against the counsel he is unlikely to win that argument.
- mannykannot 7y agoIn what way would a lawyer who thought it is a rational policy be right?
- jessaustin 7y agoHe might be general counsel, in which case he would outrank any IT admin. In many organizations, that is another way to be "right".
- mannykannot 7y agoWhen ransomware is the issue, that's the wrong way to be right.
- loopz 7y agoAs admin you must then document the communications and escalate until you're heard. If even CEO won't listen you're either wrong or need to report to authority outside org through established means.