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Thanks. There is no need to keep most security controls for common tools secret, and the more organisations discussing how they do it the better. For example,
by gepeto42 5y ago
Thanks. There is no need to keep most security controls for common tools secret, and the more organisations discussing how they do it the better.
For example, a small org with no security people or a non-profit could be made much more secure by following this, so why not publish it?