"The SEBI cyber audit is next quarter." "We're fine. We have policies in place." "What about the dealers working from home? Their devices, the session logs from those terminals?" A pause. "We'll figure it out before then." Walk
"Access revoked?" "Yes." "And the data he accessed last week — the customer records?" "He was on his own laptop. We don't manage his device." "So where is that data right now? Have we erased it?" Silence. That silence
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Or: “I am paying a salary for no work.” The distributed workforce was supposed to be a strategic breakthrough. Global hiring. Flexible operations. Resilience by design. In boardrooms, it still sounds compelling. In IT operations, it feels very different. What was marketed as freedom has become a logistics-heavy, risk-amplifying delivery
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