Endpoint-based MITM solutions tend to be even worse for security, since they have a larger attack surface (and generally seem to be really badly implemented). On the plus side, some things can be done locally without MITM.
From a privacy perspective, it doesn't really matter if the monitoring happens centralized or not.
In the cases where I've seen strict filtering laptops were forced through VPN connections to HQ, where the gateway then decides what parts of internal and external networks they are allowed to access.
From a privacy perspective, it doesn't really matter if the monitoring happens centralized or not.
In the cases where I've seen strict filtering laptops were forced through VPN connections to HQ, where the gateway then decides what parts of internal and external networks they are allowed to access.