January 2015
Beginner
424 pages
8h 49m
English
‘. . . in strategy everything is very simple, but not on that account very easy.’ – Carl von Clausewitz
In the previous chapter we emphasised that the most dangerous flaws are the flaws of security strategy. We have also discussed a few examples of such flaws. Strategic failures generate chain reactions of secondary and collateral shortcomings, many of which eventually become exploitable vulnerabilities – technical, process and human. This is common sense that applies to numerous fields of expertise:
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