There’s a sign at Google asking employees to check their corporate networks and Windows PCs at the door.
It reflects the position of the world’s biggest search engine that perimeter defence and its respective gadgetry is a dead duck.
It also points to a decision by Google to ditch the popular operating system as a result of the 2009 state-sponsored Operation Aurora attacks.
Google staff now can use Windows PCs only with a business case making the company the world’s biggest Apple shop with 43,000 devices — a thousand more than its total staff count.
