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I don't think that is an anti-pattern. One well secured point of access is better than various http access points with varying levels of security and maintenanc
by jjeaff 5y ago
I don't think that is an anti-pattern. One well secured point of access is better than various http access points with varying levels of security and maintenance levels, all requiring frequent manual update to stay secure.
- shepherdjerred 5y agoI meant that for larger organizations where security is a concern you'd want both -- your network should be secured and the individual applications should be as well. Again it's contextual advice and really doesn't matter for my internal site where there's not too much at stake.