> having to get one significantly ups the ante for them. I see this as a good thing. I do sympathize with small businesses that, when gaping holes in internet

> having to get one significantly ups the ante for them. I see this as a good thing. I do sympathize with small businesses that, when gaping holes in internet security are closed, are forced to retire technologies that exploited those holes. And I'm not being sarcastic about being sympathetic - businesses in this position would probably rather be spending their money on something else. But, these are security issues that impact everyone and leaving them unfixed just because it will negatively impact a group isn't a reasonable option.