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I generally agree with you, but one argument might be that corporate laptops can have strict security policies enforced, but people generally bring their unmana
by raziel2p 6y ago
I generally agree with you, but one argument might be that corporate laptops can have strict security policies enforced, but people generally bring their unmanaged personal/private smartphones with them into meeting rooms.
- Aeolun 6y agoMy managed corporate smartphone is not significantly more secure than my personal one.
- galangalalgol 6y agoYou are probably not who they are worried about. My work phone has a corporate curated app store, corporate imessage server, and always on monitoring software. My private phone is full of sideloaded apks and runs as root.
- bitcharmer 6y agoDepends on your field, I guess. Been working for investment banks in front office engineering roles and the only more paranoid organisations I had experience with were exchanges (FX). Even as a power user you will never get admin rights on your machine, neither will you be permitted to download anything lest install it.
- Aeolun 6y agoMakes it a bit hard to work though doesn’t it?