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It's actually both, but HP first

I am in this situation as far as having client data. We are required to log onto a secure server via a SecureID & are absolutely NOT allowed to store files on the computer - encripted or no. The machine is just supposed to be the vehicle to access the info for those that are authorized to access it.

I can have files I am using on my computer. If I so much as go to the bathroom, I have to save it back to the access controlled shared drive, log out, lock my computer, & carry my SecureID around with me (even though it's useless without my pw). When I come back, I have to log in again & bring up the file.

Posted by: SarcasticB   Posted on: 03/23/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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