Re:SELinux is unmanageable; just turn it off if it gets in y...
by greedo on Wednesday April 27, 2022 @02:48PM
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I work for a stodgy company with over $4B under management. In a highly regulated industry where you have to publicly announce breaches. Sure it may not matter to a quick startup where someone is re-inventing Uber for gokarts, or other small industries, but when you have to satisfy auditors and regulators across different jurisdictions, you can't take a laissez faire attitude towards patching and compliance.
And considering how many breaches occur on a weekly basis compromising customer PII etc, its foolhardy to say the Internet hasn't exploded yet. It's been in a continual burn for decades.
And considering how many breaches occur on a weekly basis compromising customer PII etc, its foolhardy to say the Internet hasn't exploded yet. It's been in a continual burn for decades.