Is there a way to only allow company’s laptops to connect via dial-up and
restrict home PC or any other computer from making the same connection via
dial-up? It’s just a security concern that if computers other than the
company’s computer is connected to the corporate network.
Thanks
Your query leaves me with several questions, and makes me wonder whether you
need the services of a skilled security technician, to develop a Corporate
Security Policy, including enforcement and penalty sections.
Which of the following scenarios (or all of them) are you worried about?
1) Employee takes laptop home, dials in to the Internet, allows other computers
to connect to it, and shares Internet access.
2) Employee takes laptop home, allows other computers to connect to it, and
shares resources (in / out) maybe file sharing, with non-company computers.
3) Employee sets up non-company computer, as laptop is setup, and uses that
computer instead of laptop to connect to company resources (not Internet).
Which of these scenarios are you afraid that your employees are sufficiently
technically advanced, and interested, that they would do even if instructed by
Corporate Security Policy, to not do?
In other words, have you explicitly instructed your employees NOT to do these
things, and are they sufficiently technically skilled and untrustworthy, that
they are likely to do them anyway?