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If your industry doesn't block stuff like this at the network level, then the "regulation" is a joke.
by throw10920 2y ago
If your industry doesn't block stuff like this at the network level, then the "regulation" is a joke.
- swiftcoder 2y agoBlocking at the network level is of course necessary, but it's hardly sufficient. If tomorrow your app starts directing traffic through a secure proxy, we'd have no reliable way to detect that - this is why software designed to operate in high-security environments needs built-in policy controls.
- throw10920 2y ago> If tomorrow your app starts directing traffic through a secure proxy ...then the app's developers have already shown themselves to be malicious and they wouldn't respect a feature toggle in the first place.
- swiftcoder 2y agoAnd they can demonstrate the opposite by implementing policy controls - as they have done here