You lost me when you named a consumer branded device as the best security option

Apr 5, 2020
12:08:07pm

ordinary tri guy Truly Addicted User

HP hands down has the best security options out of the box you can have. But they are only available on commercial devices so maybe you are talking to masses here.

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By Popular Demand - Secure Work From Home Recommendations

m4t4d0r

4/5/20 12:02pm

You lost me when you named a consumer branded device as the best security option

ordinary tri guy

4/5/20 12:08pm

^ this kind of gatekeeping by 'security pros' is what turns a lot of people off

m4t4d0r

4/5/20 12:55pm

That's why I clarified it inside the post. But your OP title emphasizes WFH

ordinary tri guy

4/5/20 1:44pm

HP and Dell are the only viable alternatives for US enterprise

m4t4d0r

4/5/20 1:59pm

Thanks. It’s a different world than we think it is.

HoustonCougar

4/5/20 12:25pm

Great, great stuff. Thanks for sharing. As someone who also works in computing security these recommendations resonate

Zenoch

4/5/20 12:50pm

What are you thoughts about other Android devices like Samsung, etc.?

Zenoch

4/5/20 12:50pm

Steer clear of Samsung - way too much bloatware

m4t4d0r

4/5/20 1:57pm

How do you feel about OpenWRT? I use OpenWRT as my gateway and also to

Megamind

4/5/20 2:15pm

I didn't mention OpenWRT because most people just don't have the skills

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