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> there could be "IT security codes" just as there are "building codes" Problem is the threat model of IT and building is way too different. Imagine that major
by eunos 5y ago
> there could be "IT security codes" just as there are "building codes"
Problem is the threat model of IT and building is way too different. Imagine that major buildings are frequent target of arsons and the arsons can remotely set the fire. That mean buildings need to defend again all possible arsons, from random amateur folks to folks comparable to special forces.
- willcipriano 5y agoVirtually all of the "cyber-attacks" in the past few months have been the "someone forgot to update Exchange this decade" or "someone left the default username and password configured" and not the "newly discovered OS vulnerability results in a drive by attack" variety. That sort of raw incompetence has been addressed by the many already existing standards.