Hello All.I'm struggling to find reports from recent intrusions / ransomware attacks.For now we base our policies on Best Practice etc etc.Wouldn't it be incredibly beneficial to know the actors, access paths, then installed Firewalls, AV, IDS, IPS polici.
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Users typically cheese the system by just adding a number at the end of the password tha. does it really matter? I feel that with password complexity and MFA, expiring passwords just seems like an unnecessary hassle for really no perceived gain. Is there any point to expiring passwords anymore? Best Practices & General IT.Rather they would be legitimate solutions for system \ network administrators looking to implement them in their environment. These products (when question is worded in this manner) are usually: (a) more robust in terms of security features they offer, and (b) not free, meaning the applications listed would not be a reasonable solution for individuals looking to misuse them. It often solicits responses like yours, but more importantly there are responses with products that my Google search may not have returned. This is a relatively common practice for various reasons within one's own network.Īlso, my wording was deliberate. I actually work as a consultant for a government agency (not the NSA) and was posing this question as a sort of poll to see what applications system \ network administrators where using. under the right circumstances people may have a need to do what they do, privacy laws are good, but in a company setting, you are using company equipment for company related work, so you should be mindful to not do personal stuff on those machines, unless you want to be monitored. I wonder if your boss told you, in writing, to monitor your users, what would happen if you said no and he said: well you can go home and not come back. Europe deals with things in a different way, but how much time is wasted on sites and other things people should not be doing. But since you have no idea what reasons IT4577 has for this request, then you should not give him a hard time about it. I know what you are saying about privacy. Someone that is happy at a company will not put the company at risk, meaning he will monitor his own behaviour and security.
Nor would he ask that because respect and trust is important especially in our business. And if my boss asks me to start monitoring people he will get a 'no' as answer. Out of that its not really my business what someone else is doing as long as I do my job and do it good. but in my opinion someone that is looking at someone elses desktop is even less productive than someone that surfs the internet 75% of the time. If he doesn't, he needs a chat his superiour anyway.īut to start sneaking around looking what people are doing is something I wouldn't do, and in all honesty? I don't have the time for it either, don't know about you guys. But that we can restrict (blocking websites.
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In my opinion, when a person reaches his professional target he can do some extra's as bonus. how do you guys actually justify breaking into someones privacy?
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