It reduces risk by minimizing disruption if you’re following other work rules. If we locked it in 30s, people wouldn’t be able to work. Re: the “treat people l

It reduces risk by minimizing disruption if you’re following other work rules. If we locked it in 30s, people wouldn’t be able to work. Re: the “treat people like a criminal” take. A common approach organizations are taking is employee surveillance. I don’t want to know that your girlfriend has a conviction or that your kid sits next to you with sensitive data in your screen, etc. And I don’t want to force you into an office. There’s a difference between “security” and risk management. If the discussion was pure security with low/no risk tolerance, you’d be working on a locked down terminal server in an office.