The Maginot Line in World War II was the French defense against invading German forces. It covered almost the entire perimeter of the country, was impervious to attacks from the air or ground, and had backup supply lines on the inside of the perimeter. It was well staffed with trained and experienced soldiers. It was hugely expensive, state-of-the-art, and considered…
(At the time I wrote this (2017), I had never heard of “zero trust networking”. Looking back, that’s what I’m describing in this post. If you’re interested in these concepts, please read up on zero trust) The way we are dealing with security is all wrong. No one can deny it, but no one is doing anything about it. Why?…