> can’t have random employees circumventing security policies by setting up tailscale and leaving permanent backdoors in my corporate network
Tailscale isn't exactly an open door. Only machines signed-in via SSO can access a Tailscale network.
If you don't trust your employees to safeguard their credentials and machines then how do you trust them at all? Keep them in an airtight underground bunker chained to their desks? Not sure what threat you're modeling for...
I'm talking about people who want to use Tailscale for personal reasons. For example someone can setup a Tailscale instance between their work computer and home computer and circumvent the corporate VPN/MFA policies for remote access. I doubt they being malicious but what if their home PC gets hit with malware? A threat actor could then use the existing Tailscale instance to get into the corporate network.
Tailscale isn't exactly an open door. Only machines signed-in via SSO can access a Tailscale network.
If you don't trust your employees to safeguard their credentials and machines then how do you trust them at all? Keep them in an airtight underground bunker chained to their desks? Not sure what threat you're modeling for...