New hires should also be skeptical of a company that too-blindly trusts people to BYOD arbitrary workstations. Like, how do you really know that the person's BY

New hires should also be skeptical of a company that too-blindly trusts people to BYOD arbitrary workstations. Like, how do you really know that the person's BYOD workstation is fully up to date on patches for its relevant OS, doesn't have any viruses or trojans or screenshot/screen recording tools running on it? Or unauthorized Anydesk/Teamviewer, etc? It's indicative of a company that doesn't take security seriously as something that should be built into a product from its foundation, or as a general corporate philosophy.