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Daily Archives: December 20, 2011
Pride and Security
The weakest link in most security schemes is the human. We know that there are regular breaches of trust by employees, mistakes made (fat fingers, misconfigurations and more), and supposed favors done by someone with trusted access that send data … Continue reading
