> I don't have to provide a "proposed solution" to MITM
No, my experience says you do.
The enterprise needs to prevent data breaches and data exfiltration. If you want them to move away from MITMing, then I believe you would fare better if you provided an alternative solution.
Further, unless you have some voodoo magic, preventing breaches and exfil, would still require inspecting something - whether it's at the OS, client, or data level. IOW: you are simply moving the inspection around from network to somewhere else - but it's still inspection - and invasion of the employee activities.
No, my experience says you do.
The enterprise needs to prevent data breaches and data exfiltration. If you want them to move away from MITMing, then I believe you would fare better if you provided an alternative solution.
Further, unless you have some voodoo magic, preventing breaches and exfil, would still require inspecting something - whether it's at the OS, client, or data level. IOW: you are simply moving the inspection around from network to somewhere else - but it's still inspection - and invasion of the employee activities.