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How much of your jobs are trusting without verifying?
April 13, 2024, 2:39 a.m. | /u/537_PaperStreet
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Depending on how your organization functions folks in security may or may not be hands on with all to none of the actual infrastructure/software.
Do you all actively try to gain access to all systems (may actively go against principles of least privilege), have people walk you through it, or accept what they are telling …
cybersecurity evidence functions hands on industry infrastructure jobs may organization security software value
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