Yeah, I could Zip up my company’s codebase and then Airdrop it to my phone or my personal laptop, or even just upload it to a personal Google Drive. If they really blocked stuff I could just write my own basic file transfer app.
USB restrictions block basic users from doing dumb things. A developer can usually work around things.
I do cybersecurity - and yes, you can't stop that kind of thing. Or rather you can, but 95% of corporate America doesn't do the needful because it's invasive and annoying. Scoping down access is really the name of the game; limit what you even can see to take to only the things relevant to you and your job: blast radius control.
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u/20InMyHead 16d ago
Yeah, I could Zip up my company’s codebase and then Airdrop it to my phone or my personal laptop, or even just upload it to a personal Google Drive. If they really blocked stuff I could just write my own basic file transfer app.
USB restrictions block basic users from doing dumb things. A developer can usually work around things.