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Security Posture suggests a confusing mix of application and accountsecurity metrics. I'm really not sure what ' security posture ' even means in this context, and curious as to why those two aspects in particular have been selected as example metrics. including security-relevant aspects ( e.g. being a trusted partner).
The confidentiality, integrity, and availability of it all -- you know, the classic CIA triad in infosec. When I look at nuclear submarines and the software that runs them, it has to be zero defect, because lives are at risk. Certainly there is a higher level of risk compared to any other type of normal app.
The confidentiality, integrity, and availability of it all -- you know, the classic CIA triad in infosec. When I look at nuclear submarines and the software that runs them, it has to be zero defect, because lives are at risk. Certainly there is a higher level of risk compared to any other type of normal app.
The confidentiality, integrity, and availability of it all -- you know, the classic CIA triad in infosec. When I look at nuclear submarines and the software that runs them, it has to be zero defect, because lives are at risk. Certainly there is a higher level of risk compared to any other type of normal app.
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