Locking your door in 2004

Locking your door in 2004
Tim Mullen, 2004-01-08

Teach your users to think as you do... and other resolutions for the new year.

Locking your door in 2004 2004-01-13
Coldman

There is group #4: Those who don't know what they are doing, and don't want to know.

Like most of us when we driving a car - it would be nightmare to require everybody to understand technology to use it...

Next step, I guess, would be to require certification for coffee machine users' (some of...

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Locking your door in 2004 2004-01-13
Anonymous

"Those who
know what they are doing

Those who
don't know what they
are doing but are at least aware
of the fact that they
don't know.

Those who
don't know what they are doing,
and have no clue that they
don't know. "

Yeah! Donald Rumsfeld would be proud of you! (actually...

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Locking your door in 2004 2004-01-20
blacklight

There is a management aspect, and this is where carefully delineated delegation of tasks and responsibilities comes in: in organizations that are large enough so that the net admins don't get to personally know the employees, the responsibility of creating users and resetting their passwords should ...

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