ST Alpha - "LIR: David. At a most basic level, no, I don't have access to employee home computers used for work purposes even if that means they are accessing -- (edited)" (Reading a Post)

SlickerTalk
Search Archives
The Leaderboard
The FAQ

Down to Post

Backboards:

Posts: 158

LIR: David. At a most basic level, no, I don't have access to employee home computers used for work purposes even if that means they are accessing -- (edited)

Posted by kilbowl full of jelly (aka kkuphal) Dec 10 '19, 09:51

our network using remote desktop (in the browser), etc.

EDIT:

I *might* have access to some of their stuff on a personal phone *if* they agree to let me install our device management software on it to facilitate access to our systems. If they just use something like an Outlook app to access their cloud email, then again, no.

Responses:

Right so using the mail or outlook app to get my work email and calendar doesn’t mean they get access to anything. - spamlet Dec 10, 10:05 1
- There are some situations where the access to company resources could enforce various policies on devices (such as PIN codes, etc) before access is - kilbowl full of jelly Dec 10, 10:08

Post a message top

LIR: David. At a most basic level, no, I don't have access to employee home computers used for work purposes even if that means they are accessing -- (edited)

Replies are disabled on threads older than 7 days.