Household name companies routinely get owned because a pen tester finds a network drop in a conference room, or a smart thermostat that merely needs internet ac

Household name companies routinely get owned because a pen tester finds a network drop in a conference room, or a smart thermostat that merely needs internet access becomes a beachhead. There's apparently a whole generation of IT that believes security is about what is and isn't allowed on "the corporate network." In my tech career the office WiFi has never been more privileged than the coffee shop across the street, just faster.