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I'm curious... Which is more secure? A) Slack. B) Open source software on a LAN accessible only through physical entry, SSH, and/or a VPN.
by fweespeech 9y ago
I'm curious...
Which is more secure?
A) Slack.
B) Open source software on a LAN accessible only through physical entry, SSH, and/or a VPN.
- count 9y agoI'd vote slack.
- fweespeech 9y ago> I'd vote slack. Then I suggest you put more effort into securing your LAN situation because that is a vote indicating your belief your workstations are insecure.
- count 9y agoIf you don't assume your user/dev workstations are insecure, you're going to have a rough time in life.
- eropple 9y agoI'm pretty confident in saying that 95% of companies have worse endpoint protection, local network protection, cloud protection, or the intersection of any two or three of those things than Slack does application protection. Maybe more than 95%.
- type0 9y agoI would say that Patchwork which runs on SSB protocol is more secure than Slack (if used on your LAN) and it's written in a freaking javascript.