Some organizations require their workstations to have security banners on their login screens and ftp/telnet login sessions. You'll have to ask your security personnel for their consent and monitoring verbiage.
Here's the example for the login screen.
#vi /etc/issue
YOUR NOTICE AND CONSENT BANNER GOES HERE
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:wq! (saves and quits)
Here's the example for ftp
#vi /etc/default/ftpd
BANNER="YOUR NOTICE AND CONSENT BANNER GOES HERE"
:wq!
Here's the example for telnet
#vi /etc/default/telnetd
BANNER="YOUR NOTICE AND CONSENT BANNER GOES HERE"
:wq!
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What if I want to add a "yes/no" option and boot them if they say "No"
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