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Is there such thing as a perfect cybersecurity strategy that eliminates all possible threats?
March 4, 2023, 3:56 p.m. | /u/Altruistic-Carpet-43
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Why is that? I was thinking maybe:
- A perfect or near-perfect security strategy exists, but cannot be implemented properly due to an organization’s politics, finances, or leadership that doesn’t prioritize security
- No matter how advanced a cybersecurity strategy is, threat actors have equally capable means to circumvent it, therefore there’s always going …
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