When Teemu Airamo moved into a WeWork office in Manhattan in 2015 , he discovered he could access hundreds of other companies ’ devices and data on the building ’s roof . It was May 2015, and Airamo’s digital media company was working with contracts and sensitive documents. He reported it to the company . More than four years later , after making numerous attempts to elevate the issue to WeWork ’s senior management , Airamo said nothing has changed . He routinely monitors WeWork ’s network and says he can view an array of confidential information belonging to other companies surrounding his office .
When Teemu Airamo moved into a WeWork office in Manhattan in 2015 , he discovered he could access hundreds of other companies ’ devices and data on the building ’s roof . He reported it to the company . More than four years later , after making numerous attempts to elevate the issue to WeWork ’s senior management , Airamo said nothing has changed . He routinely monitors WeWork ’s network and says he can view an array of confidential information belonging to other companies surrounding his office .