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At Silicon Valley corporate offices that more so resemble laid-back college campuses, it's become clear they're difficult to secure. That's especially so when there's often no barrier between the public and the staff.
A New York Times writer says the recent shooting at YouTube's headquarters highlights the security risks of relatively open corporate campuses — particularly as tech companies’ expanding influence angers more people online.
Open door policies once en vogue are now in question.
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