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jschell19-Mar-12 8:28
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PIEBALDconsult wrote:

I'll stick with the more secure solution
regardless. It's like putting things in a bank vault rather than relying solely
on the security guard at the door.


Not at all. At least not at most banks, because your analogy is not a complete statement of the security policy in place at the bank.

For instance...how is the vault secure if the door to it is left open, the front door to the bank is left open and there is no active security monitoring system in place?

And note that several years ago one large study found that 90% of security problems with actual losses originated internally within the company.
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