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MF_James posted:Intern hired 2 weeks ago attempting to exfiltrate financial data including 18 CC numbers (this is a finance intern so he should have access to this data I guess), my dude, you hosed up, you hosed up badly and I do not feel bad at all about what is about to happen because you did it in the dumbest way possible; attempted to email his personal email address (which contains his full name) from his company email with an attachment containing all the info directly. Why would any finance person need access to the raw credit card numbers? They care about transactions not the card numbers. That’s a failure to secure PCI info.
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vanity slug posted:let's discuss it at the CAB Let’s not Our CAB process is hosed. Nobody understands what a change should be and nobody ever raises concerns about changes being made because technical staff are so silo’d under non-technical leadership that nobody knows enough to object rip tehinternet fucked around with this message at 14:36 on May 3, 2024 |
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May 3, 2024 14:32
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Mustache Ride posted:Why would any finance person need access to the raw credit card numbers? They care about transactions not the card numbers. That’s a failure to secure PCI info. Yup.
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May 3, 2024 14:47
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tehinternet posted:Let’s not there's an upside here, where you can kind of do whatever you want so long as you file your paperwork I have seen major technical fuckups gets shielded by leadership completely because the cab places the responsibility fairly high up the food chain
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May 3, 2024 14:50
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2 different people this morning saying they need access to a shared mailbox...which is already granted... Neither knew to click on the little expand button in Outlook. It's job security I guess. Also got a phone call for an infrastructure admin role, which would probably be a step up, but no pay is listed and might double my commute (and be the wrong direction to carpool with the wife as we do now).
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May 3, 2024 15:06
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Mustache Ride posted:Why would any finance person need access to the raw credit card numbers? They care about transactions not the card numbers. That’s a failure to secure PCI info.
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May 3, 2024 15:29
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ilkhan posted:2 different people this morning saying they need access to a shared mailbox...which is already granted... Neither knew to click on the little expand button in Outlook. Umm help!! my Outlook email only goes back so far!! what do you mean click "Load More"??? I NEED HELP
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May 3, 2024 15:43
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MF_James posted:Intern hired 2 weeks ago attempting to exfiltrate financial data including 18 CC numbers (this is a finance intern so he should have access to this data I guess), my dude, you hosed up, you hosed up badly and I do not feel bad at all about what is about to happen because you did it in the dumbest way possible; attempted to email his personal email address (which contains his full name) from his company email with an attachment containing all the info directly. Lmao. Jesus christ
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May 3, 2024 17:33
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Does anyone here manage a MS365 tenant and have you run into issues with your company's emails being sent to quarantine due to "URL detonation reputation"? Apparently, this setting is now the default in M365 (or it is as of today in ours) and it can cause any messages with the same url as the sender's domain in the body or subject of the email or in attachments to be quarantined. The URL doesn't have to be scored as anything risky, it just needs to exist in any of the previously listed places. Needless to say, our business development group is losing their minds right now because they can't put our company URL in any emails they send or in any attachments they send. I don't like when people put their email address in their emails signature because, much like signing your posts, I can tell what your email address is because you've just sent me a message from your email address. When you're a desperate business development or marketing person, that's a different story, I guess.
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May 3, 2024 18:59
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How today is going: This guy's laptop was shipped off to Dell for repairs last week
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May 3, 2024 19:06
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I hear that's called winning.
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May 3, 2024 19:07
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I think our corporate absorption is essentially complete with rolling out Netskope. Just waiting for them to say "good enough" and prevent us from disabling it.
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May 3, 2024 19:19
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teethgrinder posted:I think our corporate absorption is essentially complete with rolling out Netskope. Just waiting for them to say "good enough" and prevent us from disabling it. Ah, let me know how the Netskope rollout goes. I almost rolled it out at my last place before I left.
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May 3, 2024 22:22
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Anyone ever set up a two way trust bridge between two entra tenants? Any advice. We're moving from regular azure to government azure and boss wants an intermediate step where the former @company.com and @company.onmicrosoft.us will both work until everyone gets settled in instead of just severing.
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May 3, 2024 22:56
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The closest thing to what you want is cross-tenant sync which is unavailable for government tenants. From experience you want to shut people's old accounts down as quickly as possible. If you think there's stuff in the old tenant they might need to reference then invite all the new accounts to the old tenant as guest users and put them in security groups so they retain access to SharePoint etc.
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May 3, 2024 23:15
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We're GCCH and we had to move drat near everything to our corp overlords commercial tenant and had to use a 3rd party product to do the migration.
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My boss asked my coworker to change something on the VPN. By Monday. Actually start the work at 4am Sunday specifically. He “””requested””” this at 4:20pm today.
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May 3, 2024 23:43
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Thanks Ants posted:The closest thing to what you want is cross-tenant sync which is unavailable for government tenants. I wanted to just  , but my manager didnt like that because people would be big mad over a slight inconvience.
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May 4, 2024 00:05
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I got offered a job in town with an office like it was a perk.
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May 4, 2024 01:38
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I would much rather they look at you apologetically before saying so TBH
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jaegerx posted:I got offered a job in town with an office like it was a perk. Well, there are weirdos (in these forums even), that would consider that a perk. Of course, normal human beings see through their bullshit, but you can't blame them for trying.
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May 4, 2024 02:46
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Everyone has a price, for enough money/perks people will commute to an office
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tbf if I accepted a job that made me come into the office it would need to offer an office
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Hotel Kpro posted:Everyone has a price, for enough money/perks people will commute to an office On a related subject, any central New Jersey goons? How much should I ask for the jump and they want me onsite everyday. 
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Gucci Loafers posted:On a related subject, any central New Jersey goons? How much should I ask for the jump and they want me onsite everyday. What is the proportion of getting ready for work and commuting to and from it compared to the hours in a work day? No less than that. I.e. if it takes you two hours a day to get ready for work and travel back and forth, you want at least a 25% raise because time is money.
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Hotel Kpro posted:Everyone has a price, for enough money/perks people will commute to an office Lmao companies offering enough money? Get outs here
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Kibner posted:What is the proportion of getting ready for work and commuting to and from it compared to the hours in a work day? No less than that. this. it's a huge loss time in your life getting up early, getting ready, commuting.
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CommieGIR posted:Lmao companies offering enough money? Get outs here My commute time is on the clock so it's whatever to me. It's not my time that's being wasted at that point
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chocolateTHUNDER posted:Ah, let me know how the Netskope rollout goes. I almost rolled it out at my last place before I left. Lots of teething pains finding all the obscure things that depended on our static IP before, but once it's configured for the site/app, it seems to work infinitely faster than our previous VPN methods. But we don't have control over it and it reports everything to our owner. It's being used for DLP which is annoying as poo poo. Also getting occasional SSL-related and other glitches which aren't reproducible so far 
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I'd be fine with doing 2 days a week in an office if I could walk/cycle there within 20 minutes. I'm never going back to spending 90 minutes on trains four times a week.
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My new place is 3 days a week in the office, scheduled with your team so working together and meetings is optimized around that (rather than just doing a video meeting in the office vs doing it at home). The office is downtown so there's lots of good places to get lunch, and for me it's a 20 minute door to door commute by the train that's right by my house. There's also quite a bit of effort put in by leadership to encourage a culture where being in the office is actually enjoyable. I do notice a very different tenor in how we work together on in-office days vs WFH days. I also notice that the way we work together in person is drastically different (in a good way) from how we worked together at my last job pre COVID when there was no WFH allowed. I think part of that culture is hiring people who will work well in this environment, but then a bunch of intentional work around creating a culture and environment that sustains in office work. It takes a lot more than just mandating butts in seats to make it happen. And for me, in my situation, I'm very happy with it all!
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FISHMANPET posted:My new place is 3 days a week in the office, scheduled with your team so working together and meetings is optimized around that (rather than just doing a video meeting in the office vs doing it at home). The office is downtown so there's lots of good places to get lunch, and for me it's a 20 minute door to door commute by the train that's right by my house. There's also quite a bit of effort put in by leadership to encourage a culture where being in the office is actually enjoyable. Are you a single-site organization? If so, I broadly agree with you based on my memories of when all my coworkers were in the same building with me. Once my team included people spread over a few hundred miles, I jumped right to "it doesn't matter where anyone is located, we communicate online."
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Edit - Sorry found the proper thread for this question.
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Zorak of Michigan posted:Are you a single-site organization? This is a big deal. When my last company started turning the screws to get people to come back to the office, my team had become distributed across five different geographically disconnected cities, for eight people (we had one "main" office with half of us, the rest scattered). You don't get "more collaboration" if you force that dynamic back into offices. You get either people having fewer face-to-face discussions because the people in offices don't want to disrupt the people around them, or you get "the office people" collaborating with each other and the others either working together or just in silos. I'm sure you can build a team where that hybrid structure is very "collaborative." But man, when all you have to work with is a big open boiler room made out of concrete that bounces every whisper into your ear holes, it's pretty loving difficult.
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As far as I can tell the only people who like in office are either the most annoying person in the office who want a captive audience, boomers, and bootlickers (managers). And sometimes they're more than one person.
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It’s in downtown San Antonio so I’m looking at a 30 minute commute both ways. So unless they’re fine with me in office for 2 days a week from 10am to 3pm then it won’t happen. Traffic at that time would make it around 30 minutes total. Plus I expect a lunch E: it is appealing though because it’s owned by a Native American and they generally serve the reservation needs so I’d be traveling to some reservations. jaegerx fucked around with this message at 21:32 on May 4, 2024 |
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I go in 3 days a week but yeah most people moved away so they don't even have to do that.
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Zorak of Michigan posted:Are you a single-site organization? Yeah, were a small tech company with less than 100 employees, all in a single office. This would all be drastically different if we were spread out. None of this would work if we were spread out and had to regularly work with people from other offices. Which, the fact that we don't have other offices (while easy for such a small company) is one of the intentional decisions they've made to support people being in the office. And in our case I think the WFH days help us structure the work as well. For example, the sales team schedules more calls/demos on their WFH days because it's easier to do at home with less office noise around you.
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