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RE: Article: "Security Absurdity: The Complete, Unquestionable, And Total Failure of Information Security."
From: Angela and Donald <info () dna-works com>
Date: Tue, 23 May 2006 20:31:43 -0600
good record with consumer data. If your local Telco can offer 99.995% uptime why shouldn't security.
Ummm, because those aren't even remotely the same thing? Because increasing uptime does not invariably lead customers to try to circumvent that uptime because it's too difficult to use? Because uptime will never be sacrificed on the altar of short-term savings? I understand and sympathize with your point but those are not even slightly comparable metrics and you do both yourself and your clients a disservice thinking that they are .... Donald Wheeler
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- Re: Article: "Security Absurdity: The Complete, Unquestionable, And Total Failure of Information Security." Jason Muskat (May 24)
- Re: Article: "Security Absurdity: The Complete, Unquestionable, And Total Failure of Information Security." Saqib Ali (May 15)
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