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Is this more of a reactive approach? Meaning you're hiring a security engineer after a major incident has occurred, instead of proactively ensuring you have th
by Liuser 12y ago
Is this more of a reactive approach? Meaning you're hiring a security engineer after a major incident has occurred, instead of proactively ensuring you have the proper infrastructure and process in place first.
- rational-future 12y agoIMHO it's a matter of chance/game theory. Taking a proactive approach is expensive (security will slow down your development and operation) and most likely won't benefit you much.