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I assume you're talking only about employees using corporate devices on the corporate network. If the employee can connect a personal device to the corporate ne
by Thorrez 5y ago
I assume you're talking only about employees using corporate devices on the corporate network. If the employee can connect a personal device to the corporate network the employee will be safe from the MITM.
- 1vuio0pswjnm7 5y ago"If the employee can connect a personal device to the corporate network..." Why not use the cellular network.
- Thorrez 5y agoIt's slower, and you have to pay for cell data. But anyways, my point is not whether or not you should use a personal device on a corporate network, my point is that if you do use a personal device on a corporate network you will be secure from MITMs.
- 1vuio0pswjnm7 5y agoWhy shouldnt you pay. If its personal use why should the employer subsidise that. My point is if you dont use a personal device on the corporate network paid for by your employer and instead use the personal device on the cellular network you pay for, then you will be "secure from MITMs". More than one way to be "secure from MITMs".
- Thorrez 5y agoI'm not saying the employer should subsidize it. Some employers might. If your employer provides that perk, it might make sense to use it. Similar to how if a restaurant provides free wifi it might make sense to use it. I think the real way to be secure from MITMs is to use a device that you control the root CAs of. If you control the root CAs, you'll be safe no matter what network you're on. If you don't control the root CAs, you'll be vulnerable no matter what network you're on (but some networks will carry a higher likelihood of an attack).