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That sounds like a usability problem.
by greglindahl 6y ago
That sounds like a usability problem.
- daviddoran 6y agoWe use the described setup at our company and the VPN software (Viscosity) auto connects so seamlessly that you never really need to do anything manually. Works really well.
- dtrailin 6y agoBasically every big corp uses always on VPNs and it works fine. You can even do stuff over group policy on Windows to get the VPN configured and auto join enabled.
- hnaccy 6y agoReally? I've worked at a couple large bay area companies this wasn't true.
- novok 6y agoYou think it works well, but it often creates it's own network performance problems.
- sk5t 6y agoSecurity or ultimate convenience, choose up to one.
- greglindahl 6y agoI suspect "not very secure but pretty inconvenient" is the most popular choice!
- mturmon 6y agoLike cycling passwords every 90 days.
- jaywalk 6y agoIf I could go back in time and prevent one "best practice" from being created, it probably would be this one.
- thelittleone 6y agoWould you care to elaborate? I worked pretty closely with the Corporate IT folks at that company for 6 years and never heard of any issues from them nor complaints from non-tech users in the organization. This company had over 15,000 employees, not the largest but not small.