When your entire business is built around public internet services and public internet enabled devices in the hands of end users, this approach feels like losin

When your entire business is built around public internet services and public internet enabled devices in the hands of end users, this approach feels like losing the plot. Compare with something like BeyondCorp, which actually advanced the state of practice in corporate security just a few short years ago, in a super internet-positive way. What'll be their next old-school corporate move? Time cards? A ban on phones with cameras? A buggy middlebox that forges TLS certs?