So your proposal is to use less automation, and rely on a human to do a scan? That's one of the reasons Equifax got into this problem in the first place. None

So your proposal is to use less automation, and rely on a human to do a scan? That's one of the reasons Equifax got into this problem in the first place. None of this is trivial, and you saying it is would indicate you really don't understand modern computer security issues. This is hard, and it's unfortunately easy to get wrong. And it's a space where even a tiny failure can lead to large consequences. Not that the Equifax failures were particularly tiny, but it was clearly more than they could handle.