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Shadow IT in serious orgs when users use the likes of DropBox
Feb. 20, 2022, 1:57 a.m. | /u/Shujolnyc
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We just learned have 200+ users in DropBox. And 300+ users on AirTabled. All unsanctioned.
We have policies against this stuff but we're such a lax organization. We don't have any technical controls that could stop this. Even if we implemented a CASB I'm not sure how that would stop someone from opening a DropBox account off-network from a personal device using their business email address …
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