Enterprise IT Security tends to lose its shit when their endpoint protection finds #Tor browser on employees' devices.
Unless you do deep packet inspection / middlebox all traffic, I don't see a meaningful risk increase. (If you do, then it seems comparable to e.g., Apple Private Relay + browsers' DoH use.)
Does anybody have a good summary (not written by a VPN vendor) on the actual risk to the enterprise from its use by average users (not attacks on Tor itself, nor running a Tor node)?
@jschauma kind of pathetic answer: because a good portion of users will be complaining about not being able to access any company internal sites next. (That also goes for DOH and not using the internal DNS, something that some software very persistently tries to sell to its users).