Is it safe to run TAILS on a corporate computer?

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It depends what type of auditing system they have implemented but if you're taking the laptop to a Starbucks or McDonald's to use their Wi-Fi while running tails on your corporate laptop then the only thing they would be able to detect is that the host OS was offline during that time as suggested above.

However your network communications would not be known to them as your not on their network, making it impossible to know that you were connecting to tor, the only people that would know are the people monitoring the Starbucks or McDonalds network.

Its also possible to for them to know if you plugged in a USB drive or put in a disc to boot from, so be careful and try to understand your company's security policy as well as how thoroughly they audit activity.

venereology answered 2 years ago

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