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Security Writer :verified: :donor:

If you want a bit of the financial spice, they’re estimating for this time of year (low turnover) and the burden rate of those effected, plus the loss of revenue generated by them at about $9.2mil/ day. Not sure how accurate that is, and seems a touch high, but it’ll still sting either way.

My money is on Compliance and Legal being bullied into softening their stance and allowing access. But all those devices are pretty much BYOD now they’re purged from Intune, so it’s probably going to need RTB or some very clunky remote AAD joins.

I’d imagine their counter offer will be “so long as we can inform customers” and the response will be “no”.

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Security Writer :verified: :donor:

If you all want a laugh, this is the second time this has happened in 12 months at 2 different companies. Smaller last time, but still. Last time it was our ‘fault’ for implementing *their* spec, but the person that knew what that spec was left. Which left us as the only people knowing their spec.

So they wrote new procedures, but didn’t actually get anyone to implement them technically.

By comparison this is the Fires of Mt. Doom as far as ostrich-management goes.

“Best practice, please”

“No, not like that”

If you all want a laugh, this is the second time this has happened in 12 months at 2 different companies. Smaller last time, but still. Last time it was our ‘fault’ for implementing *their* spec, but the person that knew what that spec was left. Which left us as the only people knowing their spec.

So they wrote new procedures, but didn’t actually get anyone to implement them technically.

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