Is there a way to protect my code during development so that if a developer leaves my company they cannot access the files in my project?
This is especially important in TFS, where the project is loaded locally, cached, and available for offline use. Ideally, the code would be unreadable if they did not have a valid Active Directory user ID.
Even if this idea is not possible, I would like to learn about any practical deterrence that you can think of ...
You need to expand some forms of trust in your developers. If you cannot trust them not to take the source code with you, how can you trust them not to create back doors and the like on your systems?
In addition, if they are going to work with the code, they will need access to it, and if they get access to it, they will almost certainly be able to copy it. You can try to limit it, but you are trying to think in advance about a group of people who only need to find the one mistake you made. In addition, a frank distrust of your developers will in no way help.
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