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Originally Posted by TA-t3
The best thing is probably to not allow anything (including USB sticks, flash cards and iPods) inside the corporate system.
Originally Posted by sevo View Post
What with every cheap cellphone double-acting as a media player and every clerk sharing yesterdays Youtube finds, complete with every attached virus, with all friends at work, there are few chances left to enforce that. You won't seperate the generations below 40 from their cellphones short of stripping them of all their clothes and belongings, walking them nude through a shower, and refitting them with a company uniform.
Oh, I never said it was _practical_ The best thing, security wise, is to not allow anything in. In real life though (depending on the place.. there _are_ places where "nothing should be allowed in, period".) it's a compromise. We don't disallow these gadgets where I work, for example. But then the engineers are highly qualified, but more important - there aren't many Windows boxes to find. And of course the wi-fi is outside the corporate firewall.
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