Re: Re:Predictive failures

"Don Y" <blockedofcourse@foo.invalid> wrote in message
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On 4/17/2024 10:49 AM, Edward Rawde wrote:

You could ping me if you knew my IP address.

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So let's take a step back before the posts get so big that my newsreader
crashes.

All networks are different.
All businesses have different online/offline needs.
All businesses have different processes and device needs.
All businesses have different people with different ideas about how their
network and devices should be secured.
Businesses which design or manufacture technology may have different
requirements when compared with businesses who just use it.
People find security inconvenient. "Don't give your password to anyone else"
is likely to fall on deaf ears.

There is no one-size-fits-all cybersecurity solution.
Any solution requires a detailed analysis of the network, the devices, and
how the people and/or their guests use it.

Few people know what is going in/out of the connection to their Internet
provider.
Few people care until it's too late.

Human behaviour is a major factor.

I had one manager do the equivalent of bursting into the operating theatre
while the heart surgeon was busy with a delicate and complicated operation.
He wanted to know all the details of the operation and why this part was
connected to that part etc.
It turned out that his reasoning was that after getting this information he
could do it himself instead of paying "cybersecurity" people.

Unskilled and unaware of it comes to mind. Search engine it if you need to.