For some reason I’ve assumed that high security environments prohibit devices that aren’t secured.
But I should know better, because decision makers are all the same, and want to use their iPad.
ETA: it’s also ironic to see the companies that were protected from any semblance of data privacy legislation sharing the sensitive data they’ve collected, and now it’s a problem.
For some reason I’ve assumed that high security environments prohibit devices that aren’t secured.
But I should know better, because decision makers are all the same, and want to use their iPad.
ETA: it’s also ironic to see the companies that were protected from any semblance of data privacy legislation sharing the sensitive data they’ve collected, and now it’s a problem.
I find it amusing that my old drug dealer 10+ years ago (before weed was legal) had better OpSec than the Department of War.
Maybe they should hire some dealers, stop drug testing, and increase the cybersecurity awareness testing