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It seems like we have all the pieces where the part of the corporate network that's exposed to employees in the office doesn't have to be terribly special or lo
by tyingq 5y ago
It seems like we have all the pieces where the part of the corporate network that's exposed to employees in the office doesn't have to be terribly special or locked down.
With all the work-from-home shifting, they are already used to dealing with devices coming from networks they can't control. So they could just treat the office floor network similarly.
- sokoloff 5y agoExactly. The days of strong (but imperfect) network perimeter security and soft squishy underbelly once you’re inside are over, or at least should be.