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It's true. I think we're living in an era of systemic failure of risk analysis. I see it in my company too, where the InfoSec team is basically given free reig
by awakeasleep 11y ago
It's true.
I think we're living in an era of systemic failure of risk analysis. I see it in my company too, where the InfoSec team is basically given free reign, and they're not happy unless every machine is airgapped. At other companies, there is no concept of security at all.
Where is the department that makes the cost/benefit analysis of security measures? I don't see it in government, i don't see it in the private sector.
- oarsinsync 11y ago> I see it in my company too, where the InfoSec team is basically given free reign I think I'm leaving your company soon. It's definitely too much to be dealing with.
- branchless 11y agoThis is so true. In some places all IT sec have to say is "in theory it's possible" and people have to comply. In theory lots of things are possible. We need to balance the risk.