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> and you're sending potentially highly encumbered/lock and key assets to a remote server and third party? As the joke says: Patient: Doctor! Doctor! When I pu
by krisoft 3y ago
> and you're sending potentially highly encumbered/lock and key assets to a remote server and third party?
As the joke says:
Patient: Doctor! Doctor! When I push here it hurts.
Doctor: Well, then don't do it!
If you are working with potentially highly encumbered / lock and key assets then keep them on your computer. If you are worried that your employees might leak them, then block the connection with a firewall.
- junon 3y agoThat's easier said than done, though. Adobe is free to change how the connection is made which means that sysadmins would have to set up elaborate configurations just to continually check how it's done, and especially in shops where the primary focus isn't Photoshop, but a mix of tooling, that just creates more hell on top of the existing amount of hell sysadmins have to deal with.