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> You would assume anyone with the keys to the kingdom was working on a company provided device, or any device that fits a compliance framework based on their o
by bboygravity 4y ago
> You would assume anyone with the keys to the kingdom was working on a company provided device, or any device that fits a compliance framework based on their own risk needs (which should be massive!).
You mean one of those company devices that is so locked down that they are close to impossible to work on?
Like if you need to install a new (part of) a toolchain, you need to go through IT which takes between 3 weeks and 6 months?
But your deadline is next week and your manager doesn't care about your IT "excuse", so just use notepad and CLI (or your own PC where you can do in 1 day what would otherwise take you months).
Those devices... yeah...
- marak830 4y agoAs someone who works in gaming FQA with crazy locked down machines - we get software installed if necessary. Don't paint everyone with that brush. We also have two PC's per desk(plus consoles) so that our clients software isn't exposed. I don't get how a company like LastPass didn't have basic security like this when a FQA with a whole bunch of semi literate (in IT security) has a ssytem setup.
- rwalle 4y agoYou are making things up. Such a company probably exists somewhere, but I yet need to hear someone telling me a big-name tech company is doing this.