cavilatrest

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   Preliminary Post Incident Review(crowdstrike.com)

   200 points by cavilatrest 2y ago|210 comments
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   by cavilatrest 10y ago

   Right but there's a level of lock-in and lack of change in enterprise environments that doesn't exist in consumer tech.
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   by cavilatrest 10y ago

   That's a good point, and while I hesitate to think about this terms of pure risk management, the same stuff happens in my company.
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   by cavilatrest 10y ago

   While I agree, I think we can admit that doing so will take some time. Would it not be appropriate to have compensating controls in the meantime?
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   by cavilatrest 11y ago

   Deutsche Bank is sort of a bad example as they've gone through some troubled times lately [1] [1] http://www.bbc.com/news/business-34567868
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   by cavilatrest 11y ago

   To add-on to previous commenters, they're usually the result of discrepancies between how taxes are actually charged, and how they're calculated for financial statement purposes. For example, companies will calculate depreciation
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   by cavilatrest 11y ago

   This unfortunately matches the rhetoric of the students themselves, which is exactly what we should not be doing.