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Interesting that they seem to suggest that applying security is now more important than avoiding service disruptions. This may be the hopeful dawn of a new era
by akira2501 3y ago
Interesting that they seem to suggest that applying security is now more important than avoiding service disruptions. This may be the hopeful dawn of a new era.
- robblbobbl 3y agoIt is indeed the beginning of a new AI related era. But why cloud services, Microsoft? There is already a new infrastructure on the way better suited for AI, called edge computing. I'm not talking about completely eliminating cloud services. But solely depending on these kind of services could lead to further problems later due to this topic (national security) is very serious for all of us.
- gustavus 3y agoI work in the security space. It is the dawn of an era where all the makers are stamped down under the boot ridiculous security theater via regulation for "security" and "protection" and the current interests become entrenched to ensure a couple of guys in their garage can no longer upset the behemoths of the tech space.
- booi 3y agoWell well well.. how the turn tables. It's karma after years of my windows machine forcing a restart for a security update while I'm working on something in the middle of the day..
- bamboozled 3y agoIt won’t be. Everyone will forget about this in a week and it will be BAU. Like every other breach.