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Theoretically, there would/should be a unified system and standards applied. Realistically, it'll probably still be first attempted through vendors with exclusi
by basilgohar 7y ago
Theoretically, there would/should be a unified system and standards applied. Realistically, it'll probably still be first attempted through vendors with exclusive contracts, which is basically the current system but with extra steps.
- reaperducer 7y agoTheoretically, there would/should be a unified system and standards applied. So, a nice convenient one stop shop for hackers. I'd rather a thief had to break into a thousand homes than one great big home.
- zpallin 7y agoOne stop shop? Even with an assumed "unified system" there is absolutely no way that even an incompetent group of IT engineers would be able to construct a single unified network with a single doorway into it to make a "one stop shop experience." It would still be "breaking into a thousand homes", but at least the difference is -- given a unified set of controls -- that reconciliation of a breach could be automated.