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kb7722 wrote:

edub20 wrote:

JDgator wrote:Due diligence means you have to buy & implement the safeguards. But I really don't think you can't beat this stuff, all you can do is increase your resilience. System Center Configuration Manager for re-imaging + nightly backup of clients' My Documents folders to network attached storage.

you left out user rights restrictions

Computer Nazi!!!

Nah just protecting people from themselves, kind of like what the gubment tries to do but much more successful.

rjohnson wrote:

kb7722 wrote:

edub20 wrote:you left out user rights restrictions

Computer Nazi!!!

Nah just protecting people from themselves, kind of like what the gubment tries to do but much more successful.

I agree. And I have been called a computer nazi by several people. My boss included. But, if me being a nazi by not letting you install weatherbug when ever you want, means I don't have to spend 2 nights with little to no sleep fixing something that you did, guess what I am going to choose.

kb7722 wrote:

edub20 wrote:

JDgator wrote:Due diligence means you have to buy & implement the safeguards. But I really don't think you can't beat this stuff, all you can do is increase your resilience. System Center Configuration Manager for re-imaging + nightly backup of clients' My Documents folders to network attached storage.

you left out user rights restrictions

Computer Nazi!!!

Tommy: [Trying to copy his father's quote] Hey, I'll tell you what. You can get a good look at a butcher's as$ by sticking your head up there. But, wouldn't you rather to take his word for it?

Mr. Brady, Customer: [confused] What? I'm failing to make the connection here.

Tommy: No, I mean is, you can get a good look at a T-bone by sticking your head up a butcher's ass... No, wait. It's gotta be your bull.

My current employer has launched this phishing awareness campaign where they send suspicious emails with links inside. You click the link and it sends you to a site saying you failed for the test and that you need to read the policies. I suppose if you had multiple offenses the actions maybe more severe.

Off course I have only heard of what happens when you click the link.

This is apparently how most everyone views attachments and links. "Meh, looks legit, wtf why not"

haha, case in point