Does your organization block access to personal email, file sharing, storage services, and other personal communication applications from corporate systems and networks?

Allowing access to personal communication services from corporate networks creates potential data exfiltration paths and increases the risk of malware infections. These services bypass corporate security controls like DLP, email filtering, and malware scanning that protect organizational data. Examples include Gmail, Dropbox, OneDrive personal accounts, and messaging apps like WhatsApp web client. Evidence could include screenshots of web filtering configurations showing blocked categories, firewall rules blocking these services, or documentation of technical controls that prevent access to personal communication services across the network.