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Or start with the "most critical" devices: those belonging to the highest-ranking users. They're the high-value hacking targets so it's only reasonable. Might u
by Oxidation 4y ago
Or start with the "most critical" devices: those belonging to the highest-ranking users. They're the high-value hacking targets so it's only reasonable. Might unstick a few wallets better than hitting mostly rank-and-file for something they have no control over.
- gumby 4y agoOr incrementally degrade service (lock out web browser, then email...)
- jdironman 4y agoThe problem with that is, it's most likely those devices which are already compliant / up to date.
- basch 4y agoIf you are this close to a deadline, it doesnt really matter anymore. There is no avoiding the iceberg. You can fix your organization for next time, which is what the org believe it has initiated.
- Oxidation 4y agoWell, yes you don't do this two hours out, you'd need to do it some time in the 13 months they knew about it for it to work. But at the end of the day, they did the job they were paid to do and were clear about the looming impact. It's not their job to also wipe their clients' metaphorical bottoms when they were ignored.