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Leaving your computer unlocked usually also breaks policy (except if the policy is very much useless). The non-embarassing way would be to report the user leavi
by korlja 4y ago
Leaving your computer unlocked usually also breaks policy (except if the policy is very much useless). The non-embarassing way would be to report the user leaving the computer unlocked, leading to disciplinary action and eventual dismissal. I think something slightly embarassing is the kinder option here.
- Spare_account 4y ago>Leaving your computer unlocked usually also breaks policy (except if the policy is very much useless). Agreed. But at this point, only one person has breached policy and it's a forgetfulness/oversight kind of breach. If someone actively takes control of the machine to send an email, that's a much more serious offence.