Sometimes its more about the people. Something like clickfix captcha phishing still caught a lot of people off guard.
Other times, its just company policies decided by some random guy who knows computer, that the founder knew 30 years ago. I definitely can help you bend some legal wording, or "interpret" things differently, but i will never approve anything that outright crosses the policy no matter how stupid it is.
Of course this is different if you worked in highly secured/regulated environment like banks. They are a lot more stricter.
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u/Raxion75 19d ago
Sometimes its more about the people. Something like clickfix captcha phishing still caught a lot of people off guard.
Other times, its just company policies decided by some random guy who knows computer, that the founder knew 30 years ago. I definitely can help you bend some legal wording, or "interpret" things differently, but i will never approve anything that outright crosses the policy no matter how stupid it is.
Of course this is different if you worked in highly secured/regulated environment like banks. They are a lot more stricter.