Our computer policies: - Force disables the firewall. - Disables SSH key auth. - Disables Touch ID. - Disables FileVault. - Disables software updates. I'm

Our computer policies: - Force disables the firewall. - Disables SSH key auth. - Disables Touch ID. - Disables FileVault. - Disables software updates. I'm not sure if this is on purpose or the policy is broken. I get different answers, depending on who I ask. - Sets up a service account with a weak password (cartoon character name plus two digit number) - Removes admin for us - Sets the wi-fi interface as the preferred interface, even if using ethernet. - Gives full-time admin to the level 1 help desk staff despite our computers having boatloads of confidential data. When it was Intel Macs, I had a secret exploit to disable the forced MDM that I kept secret as hell, but with the introduction of Apple Silicon Macs, that exploit went away. No, none of this is a joke.