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s/is going to/should/; It's frightening how many industrial product are completely insecure, assuming/hoping/wishing the installers only use them on a secure n
by oofbey 4y ago
s/is going to/should/;
It's frightening how many industrial product are completely insecure, assuming/hoping/wishing the installers only use them on a secure network. But all too often that "secure network" is the network for the whole facility, with every laptop, phone, device, etc on the same "secure" network. Sure, it's got a NAT "firewall" between it and the scary scary internet. But it's far from isolated the way it should be.
- spacemanmatt 4y agoFormer SRE here. I sure wish more people understood that security means way more than isolation, and hardening is impossible with a bunch of squishy devices that practically conspire to flatten your security model.