I work remotely for a company in healthcare, so we have some compliance issues as well. That said, I think increasingly server resources are moving out of physi

I work remotely for a company in healthcare, so we have some compliance issues as well. That said, I think increasingly server resources are moving out of physical offices, especially for smaller companies. My setup today isn't that different from a previous position where I was in the physical office.. servers are still remote, internal resources behind VPN. I do remember feeling a little squeamish about the idea of hosting our code on github when we made the decision a few years ago, but now that seems silly. The benefits have definitely outweighed the drawbacks by a very large margin. The employee trust question is interesting. If anything, I think I could argue that my access to resources is more easily controlled and audited when I'm remote.. Everything requires a secure authenticated connection, as opposed to some of the office environments I've worked in where I suppose lots of assets could have walked off relatively easily.