When I did an internship at a national lab, a lot of the hard rules about security relied on the fact that you had gone though their hiring process and would follow the rules.
There were different access levels, for sure, but only like 2 or 3. You might have "had access" but you shouldn't be anywhere you didn't have a good reason for being.
Lyft should be checking on this, running audits and whatnot, but they also should be setting good policy and culture to not abuse access.
Basically, I think its reasonable to both allow many people access and expect them to not abuse it.
Lyft should be checking on this, running audits and whatnot, but they also should be setting good policy and culture to not abuse access.
Basically, I think its reasonable to both allow many people access and expect them to not abuse it.