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Right. And at the end of the day, skilled attackers can either: a) not care if you decrypt their traffic as they're already in your network and it's too late by
by drvdevd 10y ago
Right. And at the end of the day, skilled attackers can either: a) not care if you decrypt their traffic as they're already in your network and it's too late by the time you're reviewing the incident or b) take a copy of your checklist and say, "well here's something they'll probably never figure out"
A little out of the checkbox thinking goes a long way for attackers. It could for enterprises too if they could overcome their inertia.
- digi_owl 10y agoBest i can tell, quite a bit of the checklists comes from insurance companies and government regulations. Meaning that if something hits the fan and the company has their checklists in order, then they can be exempt from liability.