I'm all for your contempt of corporate network security policies honestly, but I think they're typically trying to stop most users that are not particularly sop

I'm all for your contempt of corporate network security policies honestly, but I think they're typically trying to stop most users that are not particularly sophisticated and basically assume that anyone with half a brain will get around eventually. That's why audit policies are much more rigorously enforced than network tunneling restrictions, for example. I regularly defeat most policies if I really have to get work done but the real deterrent, sadly, is for employees to be fearful of getting caught and having to deal with the immense mountain of bullshit paperwork and training that is likely to follow. Completely meaningless paperwork filling is a form of disciplinary action in my opinion.