Re:LastPass says DevOps engineer’s hacked computer led to se...
by ethbr0 on Tuesday February 28, 2023 @07:36AM
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> Eh banks run securely because it’s very difficult to steal money.
Banks run securely because they have serious and mandated change control processes, applied against a formal classification of the importance of systems.
Something you generally won't see outside the T100 of non-bank companies.
This means their IT evolves glacially slow, but it does keep things stable.
Banks run securely because they have serious and mandated change control processes, applied against a formal classification of the importance of systems.
Something you generally won't see outside the T100 of non-bank companies.
This means their IT evolves glacially slow, but it does keep things stable.