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So another way of 'shortening the perimeter' that you are trying to defend would be to simply decide that some information does not have to be hidden? How much

So another way of 'shortening the perimeter' that you are trying to defend would be to simply decide that some information does not have to be hidden? How much information does a commercial company selling a product or service have to keep secret? * User details * Future plans that might affect customers or employees * 'Secret Sauce' stuff like code if it is closed source or plans &c What else?

scotty79 15y ago
I'm all for operating as publicly as you can while being prepared that things that you have not made public can become public at any moment. I think companies should put more effort into looking for ways how to provide service without gathering and storing user details. Examples being lastpass and various storage services that can't access filess you keep at their machines.