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> In my contract, I’m not obligated to use the company laptop It’s also not in my contract, but in the IT policy I need to acknowledge once a year. > I believ
by ano-ther 2y ago
> In my contract, I’m not obligated to use the company laptop
It’s also not in my contract, but in the IT policy I need to acknowledge once a year.
> I believe these software tools are just to comply with some ISO standards.
“Some ISO standards” may be cumbersome or even pointless — but they help your company sell their products. Ignoring them is not a good idea.
Besides: if you use your private laptop, it may be subject to a legal hold in case of a lawsuit, giving someone else access to it.
- ksaj 2y agoEspecially if it becomes the vector of an attack.
- more_corn 2y agoEach violation will be a security exception that the security and IT staff will have to account for. The penalties for violating the security protocols should be described in the policy. They probably start with a warning and proceed up to firing. How quickly they proceed depends on how much headache you cause people and how willfully you do so.