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Unfortunately not. The internal classification is 'confidential'. I'm not much a believer of security by obscurity, but that's the company decision and I resp
by zhte415 11y ago
Unfortunately not. The internal classification is 'confidential'. I'm not much a believer of security by obscurity, but that's the company decision and I respect that. When I say refer to (since I left this organisation), I mean mentally. Putting all that in place established some solid structured thinking which I'm looking to share, but that's not ready yet - when it is I will post a link on HN :)