3 ms·
>"Less likely" applies to random events. Sabotaging or stealing code has nothing of random in it. You have N machines, M developers, with access to the interne
by blueplanet200 5y ago
>"Less likely" applies to random events. Sabotaging or stealing code has nothing of random in it.
You have N machines, M developers, with access to the internet and development environment E. What are the chances of someone stealing your code given N, M, and E.
Changes to N, M, and E change your expectation on the frequency and severity of attacks.