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Yes, given increased working from home I'd expect more breaches to come. Especially if companies allow non-corporate machines to connect to their VPNs (or othe
by gwittel 6y ago
Yes, given increased working from home I'd expect more breaches to come. Especially if companies allow non-corporate machines to connect to their VPNs (or other once internal systems are on the open internet). Putting an admin tool on the internet places a lot of trust on your users and developers to be perfect. That also assumes any 3rd party dependencies are free of issues.
Putting VPN and MFA on shouldn't slow down people much. They'd just have to spend a bit more time logging in each day. Annoying? Yes, but that's better than a breach.