> Or if there's a DLP tool watching the printers... she shares it in a personal Slack channel so she can work on it at home. And here we are. An idiotically si

> Or if there's a DLP tool watching the printers... she shares it in a personal Slack channel so she can work on it at home. And here we are. An idiotically simple use case that is not covered by IT. If instead of locking the shit out of infrastructure people in IT in your story focused on providing a comfortable solution to work on a document from home, none of that would happen. It repeat of the story with passwords. Muh security guys establish rules that your password should be a crazy something and you must rotate it every month and then are surprised that those passwords end up to be written on sticky notes beneath the keyboard. Try to be human-first and address use cases and nobody will need to use third party tool to get on with their work.