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Significant edits for clarity. Serious question... How do I build a system that grants access to a company role not a person? In other words, the CIO is fired,
by Volundr 4y ago
Significant edits for clarity.
Serious question... How do I build a system that grants access to a company role not a person? In other words, the CIO is fired, how does this system ensure that the new CIO can access it, and the old one no longer can?
If we tie it to the HR system, whoever admins that effectively has the keys to the kingdom. Same for Active Directory or any other technical solution.
- caltheon 4y agoSomething like the nuclear football is probably the only answer. Something very obvious that is transferred with the role
- Volundr 4y agoYou're probably right, though honestly I'm not sure that helps here either. If I'm the CIO and Musk walks in and tells me to get out, I'm not going to go to any pains to make sure he knows about the football. Sure I'll leave it there in my desk, where if someone knows of it's existence they can find it, but it probably just ends up going in the dumpster or with the desk when he sells it.