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Making upfront, definitively costly investments in order to avoid potential negative future consequences, is a hard one to justify. Especially when the future
by staticassertion 9y ago
Making upfront, definitively costly investments in order to avoid potential negative future consequences, is a hard one to justify.
Especially when the future consequences barely exist. It's very rare for a breach to have serious impact on a company, relative to other areas the company could invest.