I wonder what “a lot of pain” could mean here in a world where Crowdstrike is allowed to render half of the world unbootable without repercussions.
Not that I think you are wrong, I am sometimes just confused why we hold back on fixing security because of imaginary deployment- and business-related pains, when it is so obviously unproblematic to crash half the world for a day?
I wonder what “a lot of pain” could mean here in a world where Crowdstrike is allowed to render half of the world unbootable without repercussions.
Not that I think you are wrong, I am sometimes just confused why we hold back on fixing security because of imaginary deployment- and business-related pains, when it is so obviously unproblematic to crash half the world for a day?