Re: Automate written policy
From: Eddy ("Eddy")
Date: 12/31/04
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Date: Thu, 30 Dec 2004 20:06:45 -0800
Thats not bad but it has a limitation. I include pagers and cell phone use
in that policy. Basically stating that the equipment be used for work use.
"johns" <johns123xxx@xxxmoscow.com> wrote in message
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>> I haven't had much luck finding a solution.
>
> Don't do it at all. Set up the computers so that they are only
> capable of being used within the scope of your organization.
> Personally, I still think that if a computer is left in a condition
> that invites abuse, the time will come when it will be abused,
> and the abuser will find himself in the hands of professionals
> who know how to manipulate his psychology well enough
> to lure him into rationalizing further abuse. It is a one way
> street and habit forming in the extreme. Much easier to
> simply set up the box so that can never happen. I do that
> all the time, and it works. I use gpedit, a dummy proxy and
> allow list in IE, and f-secure AV and firewall. Very easy.
>
> johns
>
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