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Value is in the eye of the beholder. All that security does is buy peace of mind, how much you have to spend for that peace of mind is very personal. Same thin
by vasco 2y ago
Value is in the eye of the beholder. All that security does is buy peace of mind, how much you have to spend for that peace of mind is very personal.
Same thing with attitudes to security of leadership teams. And if past events are indicative, there's way more leadership teams that don't give a rats ass about security than ones that do. Particularly when you're holding other people's valuables (data).
- BLKNSLVR 2y agoI initially read your first sentence as "Value is in the eye of the shareholder" and thought to myself: Hah, yeah, clever. I've now coined the phrase, accidentally. Along those lines, however, it's peace of mind against an actual intrusion, but it's also peace of mind against lawsuits for dereliction of duty, etc.