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Some physical constraints do not allow for the best security, and those physical constraints will always win out in the real world. When presented with the pick
by dylan604 3mo ago
Some physical constraints do not allow for the best security, and those physical constraints will always win out in the real world. When presented with the pick two of three options of fast, cheap, secure/done right, fast and cheap will always win out.
- kayodelycaon 3mo agoAnd sometimes security can’t be a high priority. When it comes to building things: fire, building codes, inspectors, public, utilities, lenders, and insurance all go before security. All those dictate whether or not you can build in the first place. Real world constraints are everywhere. :)
- TeMPOraL 3mo agoAlso more commonly, security is at direct odds with utility. Not in the least here.
- dylan604 3mo agoNothing more secure than a system the users cannot use