Our security training vendor requires whitelisting multiple domains and the installation of Adobe Flash. How do I trust a vendor whose implementation requires poking more security holes in my systems?
A lot of security companies are like for-profit colleges. They aren’t at all what they say, they’re incompetent, and they make the world a worst place. Hopefully their time will end soon enough.
Just look at what Symantec did to Google for proof of that (sorry don’t have a link, but, haha, just Google it).
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Our security training vendor requires whitelisting multiple domains and the installation of Adobe Flash. How do I trust a vendor whose implementation requires poking more security holes in my systems?
A lot of security companies are like for-profit colleges. They aren’t at all what they say, they’re incompetent, and they make the world a worst place. Hopefully their time will end soon enough.
Just look at what Symantec did to Google for proof of that (sorry don’t have a link, but, haha, just Google it).