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In some cases it is illegal but it requires you to essentially trust that systems are locked down according to frankly a flimsy attestation. I have my doubts h
by peteradio 3y ago
In some cases it is illegal but it requires you to essentially trust that systems are locked down according to frankly a flimsy attestation. I have my doubts how trustworthy are some of these attestors. There is a deep culture of ass-covering over anything else.
- Buttons840 3y agoYes, there's a deep culture of questionnaires and dubious "scans" in the security industry. It's all we got because nobody is actually allowed to kick the tires. Nobody is allowed to actually test the security of the systems they rely on.