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Yes, but this is human factors, isn't it? Logging out and back in has friction. It's natural that people will do it [EDIT will not log out or lock when needed]
by DanBC 6y ago
Yes, but this is human factors, isn't it? Logging out and back in has friction. It's natural that people will do it [EDIT will not log out or lock when needed]. We need a lower friction method to log off and in again, or to at least lock the computer for a few minutes.
- zrail 6y agoOn macOS I have a hot corner set to lock the screen and I use Touch ID to log back in. It’s basically seamless.
- nullserver 6y agoTouch ID is disabled via corporate policy. Locking the screen would result in many minutes of reconnecting to VPNs and setting up sessions.
- rkangel 6y agoWhy does locking the screen disconnect you from the VPN?
- nullserver 6y agoThere came a point when I stopped questioning. Productivity is not a concern for many IT security managers.