A few years ago they tried that at Digital with big signs. They wanted us
to turn off our monitors at night.
I think there are some reasonable requests, like turning off the monitors,
logging off or locking terminals when leaving for an extended period.
Unfortunately employees are not security conscious enough. I suppose that
in virtually every company I have been, I could have easily found an open
terminal in HR or engineering that contained corporate sensitive
information.
Derek Martin wrote:
> Well, I'd just assume leave them on too, but you have to admit leaving
> 1000 computers on 24x7 does consume a lot of power. This argument makes
> no sense from a security perspective, but certainly from a cost savings
> one.
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