zephius

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   by zephius 2y ago

   I agree, and we try, however that is not a currently widely supported feature in the boring industry specific business software/hardware space. Maybe now it will be, so time will tell.
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   by zephius 2y ago

   In a nutshell, yes. From a security perspective, look at Fortinet as an egregious example of just how bad. Palo Alto also has some serious internal issues.
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   by zephius 2y ago

   That's great for shops with Dev teams and in house developed platforms. Those shops are rare outside Silicon Valley and fortune 500s and not likely to increase beyond that. For the rest of us, we are at the mercy of off the shelf produ
4. 4.▲
   by zephius 2y ago

   Yeah, just like TLS 1.2 support. Don't even get me started on how that fiasco is still going.
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   by zephius 2y ago

   Old SysAdmin and InfoSec Admin perspective: Dev guys think everything is solvable via code, but hardware guys know this isn't true. Hardware is stuck in fixed lifecycles and firmware is not updated by the vendors unless it has to be. A