Incidents fall in to two categories: 1. we *just recently* did something and now everything is on fire (usually easy to fix) 2. a series of complex things have had things done to them over months and now everything is on fire (usually hard to fix)
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And, quite relevantly to security and other forms of risk management, 3) today’s bad guy is good at his job, and we will learn of this fact in $INTERVAL
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If you can try to define those things that you assume should/will never fail, you can engineer them to fail loudly.
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You likely fall into the trap of “ennumeraring badness,” and always miss the things you really care about the first time.
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