You're faced with a client demanding access to all system files. How do you navigate this risky situation?
When a client insists on accessing all system files, tread carefully to maintain integrity and trust. Here's the best approach:
- Assess the necessity. Determine why they need access and whether it aligns with their role.
- Set clear boundaries. Define what can be shared without compromising security or privacy.
- Offer alternatives. Suggest different ways to provide the information they need without full file access.
How do you balance client demands with system security? Share your strategies.
You're faced with a client demanding access to all system files. How do you navigate this risky situation?
When a client insists on accessing all system files, tread carefully to maintain integrity and trust. Here's the best approach:
- Assess the necessity. Determine why they need access and whether it aligns with their role.
- Set clear boundaries. Define what can be shared without compromising security or privacy.
- Offer alternatives. Suggest different ways to provide the information they need without full file access.
How do you balance client demands with system security? Share your strategies.
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