This is interesting...are we actually thinking security is separate from the underlying applications or services that are being implemented?
Security is an element of a solution we provide to our customers or if your an internal IT shop, the end-users. Sure there are components that are purely infrastructure items that IT uses to secure an environment, such as IDS\IPS, Anti-Virus, Firewalls, etc.
Maybe this Slashdot post shows us a symptom of the overall lack security posture technology companies tend to take when developing a solution. DO THEY THINK SECURITY IS A PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED BY SOMEONE ELSE?
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This is interesting...are we actually thinking security is separate from the underlying applications or services that are being implemented? Security is an element of a solution we provide to our customers or if your an internal IT shop, the end-users. Sure there are components that are purely infrastructure items that IT uses to secure an environment, such as IDS\IPS, Anti-Virus, Firewalls, etc. Maybe this Slashdot post shows us a symptom of the overall lack security posture technology companies tend to take when developing a solution. DO THEY THINK SECURITY IS A PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED BY SOMEONE ELSE?