> “Yes, well, I’m not positive on this, but one of the employees might have had too many devices and brought in a wireless hub from home, which wasn’t secured.

> “Yes, well, I’m not positive on this, but one of the employees might have had too many devices and brought in a wireless hub from home, which wasn’t secured. The range of the hub reached across the street.” > “Why didn’t anyone remove that device?!” The correct answer is - "why didn't anyone fix this issue for the employee?" It's also not, a wireless toaster is not required, because complex as computers are, humans are worse, it's you that's wrong if you want to second guess every employee. Cost it up and give the $ figure to the manager if it's too hard to help them within current policy. This part of the breach was the IT departments fault if you want to assign blame. But just like people reuse emails and passwords because life is already too hard, IT departments also have hard jobs to do. I wouldn't call it a 'Honor System' as such.