Comment Re:Pretty much (Score 2, Insightful) 397
Except in a public company, the final word isn't work the IT supervisor (or even CEO) - it's with the shareholders.
The correct answer (and what I have done in the past) is to call internal audit and run it past them. When it bubbles up that not having controls around powerful accounts is going to show up as an exception on your SEC filing the tune will change.
It is everyone's responsibility, network admin up to CEO, to protect the stakeholders.
The correct answer (and what I have done in the past) is to call internal audit and run it past them. When it bubbles up that not having controls around powerful accounts is going to show up as an exception on your SEC filing the tune will change.
It is everyone's responsibility, network admin up to CEO, to protect the stakeholders.