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That assumes it can talk to IT's systems, and it's done before the computer is "inspected". For a corporate laptop, that can easily be unlikely.
by AuthorizedCust 6y ago
That assumes it can talk to IT's systems, and it's done before the computer is "inspected". For a corporate laptop, that can easily be unlikely.
- gizmo686 6y agoI'm not talking about telling the laptop that it's access is revoked; I'm talking about just revoking it's access, so if it every tries to connect to the House's intranet, it would have no more permissions than any other laptop. If IT wanted to wipe the drive, then they would need the laptop to phone home in some way.
- colejohnson66 6y agoThat assumes files weren’t downloaded. Even if access is revoked, saved copies still are accessible.