I have viewed Gmail's certificate chain at my workplace, and I realised it's different. It looks like this:

When I get the certificate chain at home, it looks like this:

GeoTrust Global CA
__Google Internet Authority G2
____*.google.com

Obviously these certificates are issued by my company. I recently read some other thread on security.stackexchange, and they said the company is eavesdropping (using an MITM proxy) the HTTPS communications to protect the internal network and the client machine against viruses. That means they can read my all of the encrypted package that has been sent via HTTPS, including this message too.

If this is true, can I work around this? Or please correct me if I'm wrong.

I have viewed Gmail's certificate chain at my workplace, and I realised it's different. It looks like this:

Root CA
   Operative CA1
      ___________.net
         mail.google.com

When I get the certificate chain at home, it looks like this:

GeoTrust Global CA
   Google Internet Authority G2
      *.google.com

Obviously these certificates are issued by my company. I recently read some other thread on security.stackexchange, and they said the company is eavesdropping (using an MITM proxy) the HTTPS communications to protect the internal network and the client machine against viruses. That means they can read my all of the encrypted package that has been sent via HTTPS, including this message too.

If this is true, can I work around this? Or please correct me if I'm wrong.

I have viewed Gmail's certificate chain at my workplace, and I realised it's different. It looks like this:

When I get the certificate chain at home, it looks like this:

GeoTrust Global CA
__Google Internet Authority G2
____*.google.com

Obviously these certificates are issued by my company. I recently read some other thread on security.stackexchange, and they said the company is eavesdropping (using an MITM proxy) the HTTPS communications to protect the internal network and the client machine against viruses. That means they can read my all of the encrypted package that has been sent via HTTPS, including this message too. If this is true, can I work around this? Or please correct me if I'm wrong.

I have viewed Gmail's certificate chain at my workplace, and I realised it's different. It looks like this:

When I get the certificate chain at home, it looks like this:

GeoTrust Global CA
__Google Internet Authority G2
____*.google.com

Obviously these certificates are issued by my company. I recently read some other thread on security.stackexchange, and they said the company is eavesdropping (using an MITM proxy) the HTTPS communications to protect the internal network and the client machine against viruses. That means they can read my all of the encrypted package that has been sent via HTTPS, including this message too. 

If this is true, can I work around this? Or please correct me if I'm wrong.