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Yes, good points. On the other hand, it makes things easier to point to a standard in lieu of answering security surveys with hundreds of questions, not always
by mountaineer 13y ago
Yes, good points. On the other hand, it makes things easier to point to a standard in lieu of answering security surveys with hundreds of questions, not always the same, from different prospective clients on a weekly basis. A certified standard would streamline this process. But, maybe that's why organizations each have their own survey in order to really gauge how well the org cares about security.