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Re: Home laptops on a corporate network
From: mayanktrivedi () vsnl net
Date: 14 May 2007 13:31:14 -0000
Hi Adam, I guess I am stepping in a bit too late, but then I read through the replies and landed on your question. What I would suggest is to use a document control software like Documentum or something that would provide you the facility to control the document sharing and such other stuff. You can actually control the access levels for various documents right from the basic availability to read to final printing and copying on to the desktop/laptop. Also, you might consider deploying a NAC device between the core network and the wireless network for the Personal Laptops that are being allowed. Though in your post you yourself have identified it to be an expensive element. So, a very simple to implement and manage Document Control Tool like Documentum would be the best choice in this case. Regards Mayank PS - I am somehow not convinced with the management decision to allow personal Laptops to connect to company network. My personal Take would have been to conduct a detailed risk assessment on this side and then deploy controls like - NAC device, user profiles, and similar other controls which would neutralize the negative impact emanating from the usage of personal laptop in the corporate environment.
Current thread:
- RE: Home laptops on a corporate network, (continued)
- RE: Home laptops on a corporate network Adam Rosen (May 08)
- Re: Home laptops on a corporate network Kurt Buff (May 09)
- RE: Home laptops on a corporate network krymson (May 11)
- RE: Home laptops on a corporate network Shawn (May 11)
- RE: Home laptops on a corporate network marc (May 14)
- RE: Home laptops on a corporate network Shawn (May 14)
- RE: Home laptops on a corporate network marc (May 14)
- RE: Home laptops on a corporate network Scott Ramsdell (May 14)
- RE: Home laptops on a corporate network Shawn (May 11)
- RE: Home laptops on a corporate network Adam Rosen (May 08)