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Nep (Travis) Smith (@nep) · 11/2022 · Tröts: 4.506 · Folger: 302
Fr 26.07.2024 23:01
Our client at Berkeley is, as of this weekend, required to have Endpoint Detection and Response software installed on their server to protect against malware.
It's the same situation that let Crowdstrike become a single point of failure and 100% outside local sysadmin control.
I don't understand this sudden tradeoff of "checkbox compliance" vs basic security truisms, like don't give root access to many people and especially not third-parties.
https://security.berkeley.edu/services/endpoint-detection-and-response
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