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How do you propose ensuring critical security updates get deployed then? Especially if an infected machine can attack others? Users/IT regularly would never u
by yellow_postit 2y ago
How do you propose ensuring critical security updates get deployed then?
Especially if an infected machine can attack others?
Users/IT regularly would never update or deploy patches which has its own consequences. There’s no perfect solution—but rather there to accept the pain.
It’s a lot like herd immunity in vaccines.
- TeMPOraL 2y ago> It’s a lot like herd immunity in vaccines. Yes. But you don't deploy experimental vaccines simultaneously across the entire population all at once. Inoculating an entire country takes months; the logistics incidentally provide protection against unforeseen immediate-term dangerous side effects. Without that delay, well, every now and then you'd kill half the population with a bad vaccine. The equivalent of what's happening now with CrowdStrike.