Dieser Bereich kann Inhalte enthalten, die nicht für alle Nutzer geeignet sind. Dazu können unter anderem Texte, Medien oder Diskussionen gehören, die als beleidigend, extremistisch, gewaltbezogen oder anderweitig belastend empfunden werden. Wenn du solche Inhalte nicht sehen möchtest, nutze bitte die jeweiligen Filter- und Meldeoptionen der Plattform oder meide entsprechende Threads/Communities.
IT tried to get super strict with that at my company, but they relented when ticket volumes went up by a couple thousand percent.
My company would respond by not processing tickets any faster and just let deadlines slip.
We have done this, and it took years.
We audited every exe and whitelisted like majority with over 50 users. Some occasional victims here and there (I lost access to my self compiled ones, too) but overall no THAT signigicant rise in ticketing
I do industrial controls. The software we are forced to use is usually proprietary, sometimes old, and always very poorly written. Plus there’s the networking issues. A huge amount of stuff is just statically addressed, so I might be switching the ethernet port on my laptop from an 89.89.x.y subnet, to a 10.10.i.j subnet, to a 192.168.a.b subnet, and back again multiple times a day. When IT first took admin rights off our laptops, it took away our ability to change IP addresses. There may have been some small amount of malicious compliance.
approximately how many windows XP instances running CNC shit do you support?
seeing these in the wild blew my mind
Haven’t come across many of those, since we tend to do small to medium sized production line type machines, as opposed to individual CNC stuff. That being said, it is wild how hilariously insecure everything is.
yerp. I get it, who wants to throw away a machine that costs $120k because there’s no modern software to run it, but holy hell…