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It's the responsibility of a business's owners/executives/officers to physically secure their building and technology. Red Hat and other groups (like Schlage, A
by stephengillie 13y ago
It's the responsibility of a business's owners/executives/officers to physically secure their building and technology. Red Hat and other groups (like Schlage, ADT, and police departments) make tools/services you can use to do this, but it's your responsibility to make sure all of your agents are doing what you want them to do.
It's rather embarrassing have your IT supplier tell you "This other person who you trusted with access to all your data may have copied some or all of it -- you should trust your employees more granularly."
- staunch 13y agoWhich sysadmin has access to grant other sysadmins access? What do you do about them?
- stephengillie 13y agoIf it's your system, then only you have access to grant access to others. If you hire a sysadmin to build you a system, you make sure you trust that person, and make sure that person is the only one with access to grant access. If that person lies to you and starts handing out that access, you replace her/him. And if you can't find anyone trustworthy, then you're forced to do this job for yourself.