There’s usually more peasants than guards.

Ugh, I need to get off my ass and install a rack and some fiber drops to finalize my network buildout.

You can also get cron to do it.

No one was discussing users transitioning on their home computers.

IT professionals only get a say when the C-suite accepts that IT is a necessity, not a burden. This is extremely uncommon.

Working in enterprise IT sucks. I’ve had jobs where we had to have CFO approval to buy a bag of zipties (the request was denied, BTW)

Government systems should be locked down and limited.

Linux is already what a decent chunk of servers run, so I don’t really see it increasing malware.

I don’t even getting an overview of what the meeting is going to be about. Sometimes I show up and I’m expected to be a SME on a project I’m only vaguely aware of, which is fun.

Otherwise fantastic company, though.

You’re supposed to have controls in place to prevent all of those concerns. I’m not saying passwords should be changed every 30 days, but 6 months is a long time.

But, companies with password expirations should be providing a password manager.

I didn’t realize updating IA-5 was part of rev5. We haven’t gotten to the IA family yet in our rev5 hardening yet.

You might want to let your IT department that 6 months is a really long time

Yeah, when you have the VPN running all of your external traffic should go through it. It starts to get complicated when you only want a specific container/user to use/bypass the VPN.

Likely the same deal with the platter drives too.

You can buy a $400 900GB HDD, so OPs price gap is actually pretty narrow.

Which I’m pretty sure they’re already gunning for Google, so this might be more evidence for their case.

Or just email the account used for registering the part when there’s an update

DDG uses Bing on the backend, and they have to pay for each query, so Bing affects DDG

It did, but Bing hiked their prices so it got shitty.

Or prompt engineering.

Prompt engineering is a better looking term these days.