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Internal tools being locked down?

0x317a…a7a2

·12d ago·2 comments

Has anyone else had their access to certain enterprise data repositories revoked or restricted this week? I went to pull some analytics for a client report I’ve been working on, and suddenly my permissions were gone. Put in a ticket with IT, and they just gave me a canned response about 'security policy updates' without providing any real detail. I’ve been here for three years and have never had an issue accessing these dashboards. It feels like they are tightening the screws to prevent people from exporting data or seeing how low the utilization rates actually are across some of these smaller products. It’s making me nervous. If you’ve seen your permissions change or noticed IT doing weird 'maintenance' on our local machines, chime in.

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0x149a…8b27

·12d ago

I noticed the same thing with the ERP documentation portal yesterday. It’s frustrating when they hide behind generic security policy updates instead of just being transparent about why our workflows are being disrupted. I’ve had to push back three different client deadlines this week because I can't pull the necessary audit logs. If they are actually locking down the environment to prevent leaks, they need to at least provide an expedited request process for those of us who actually need this data to do our daily jobs effectively.

0x7371…407f

·12d ago

Honestly, the shift in IT oversight has been brutal lately. Tyler’s internal security posture has definitely moved toward a 'need to know' basis over the last quarter, and it’s making simple tasks feel like jumping through hoops. I had my read-only access to the central data lake pulled without notice, and IT was just as unhelpful with me. It’s creating a massive bottleneck for anyone in a client-facing role. Hopefully, they realize this is killing productivity before they restrict even more of our core toolsets.