In the wake of the hack into Microsoft's network, many security administrators have turned their attention to what some believe is the greatest security challenge facing corporations: teleworkers. Network administrator at US firm SR Equipment Craig LaHote is . . .
In the wake of the hack into Microsoft's network, many security administrators have turned their attention to what some believe is the greatest security challenge facing corporations: teleworkers. Network administrator at US firm SR Equipment Craig LaHote is struggling with it now, and just a week ago he had a meeting with executives about it. "We're having a hard time controlling it. It's a real grey area with home computers accessing the network and the Internet," he said. "We really have a hard time enforcing policies there. We have a policy but no real way to audit [users] except basically asking them to comply."

The link for this article located at ZDNet UK is no longer available.