You have to admit, it is the company's right to want to secure the workplace. But rather than be all ticked off about your rights, go half way with them. Take as little to work with you as possible. Suggest to management to install lockers at work, so you won't have to keep bringing stuff in and out.
Check out this article at http://www.cnn.com/2001/TECH/internet/06/29/cisco. flaw.idg/index.html - Basically they talk about how there appears to be a new security flaw in cisco routers that allows anyone to access them thru an http port. Maybe this is what happened here?
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You have to admit, it is the company's right to want to secure the workplace. But rather than be all ticked off about your rights, go half way with them. Take as little to work with you as possible. Suggest to management to install lockers at work, so you won't have to keep bringing stuff in and out.
Check out this article at http://www.cnn.com/2001/TECH/internet/06/29/cisco. flaw.idg/index.html - Basically they talk about how there appears to be a new security flaw in cisco routers that allows anyone to access them thru an http port. Maybe this is what happened here?