[rogerkirkness]

We ask employees to install a monitoring agent based on OSQuery for compliance reasons. It does very little. It queries (read-only) OS meta details about whether or not they're using antivirus (true/false), have a password manager (true/false), the HD is encrypted (true/false), whether or not location services is active (true/false) and a list of applications. I think this is pretty typical. Some companies might go deeper, but I think we're in the norm.

[rebelshrug]

Here's one of a few articles that I found: https://www.npr.org/2020/05/13/854014403/your-boss-is-watchi...

Your company might be less intrusive than the norm.

[moretta]

I've been looking for a solution like this aside from the standard Jamf/Fleetsmith options which are quite intrusive and give too much access to devices. Did you build that monitoring agent yourself, or is it an already available solution?

[c0nducktr]

Does your company require location services to be enabled, or disabled?

I've always kept it disabled for privacy reasons, and also that I've never seen much utility in it myself.

[rebelshrug]

Do managers or HR personnel have the ability to dig deeper?

[rogerkirkness]

Nope